Frame loss compensation processing method and apparatus

ABSTRACT

A frame loss compensation processing method and apparatus is presented, where the method includes, when a ith frame is a lost frame, estimating a spectrum frequency parameter, a pitch period, and a gain of the ith frame according to at least one of an inter-frame relationship between first N frames of the ith frame or an intra-frame relationship between first N frames of the ith frame. A parameter of the ith frame is determined using the signal correlation between the first N frames, the signal energy stability between the first N frames, intra-frame signal correlation of each frame, and intra-frame signal energy stability of each frame.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201610188140.5, filed on Mar. 29, 2016, which is hereby incorporated byreference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to communicationstechnologies, and in particular, to a frame loss compensation processingmethod and apparatus.

BACKGROUND

In a voice service, problems such as a voice packet loss and a voicepacket error frequently occur in a weak coverage scenario, aninterference scenario, and a high-speed movement scenario. Thisinevitably causes poor user experience due to intermittence, noise, orthe like.

An existing frame loss compensation method is as follows. Bitstreamanalysis is performed on a decoder to determine whether a current frameis a lost frame. If the current frame is a lost frame, a parameter ofthe current lost frame is estimated, a spectrum frequency parameter andan excitation signal that are of the lost frame are recovered accordingto the parameter of the current lost frame and a parameter of a historyframe, and a signal of the lost frame is further obtained according tothe spectrum frequency parameter and the excitation signal; or if thecurrent frame is a normal frame, a parameter of the current frame isobtained by means of decoding, and if the current frame is a normalframe and a previous frame is a lost frame, the parameter of the currentframe is corrected according to a parameter of the previous frame, aspectrum frequency parameter and an excitation signal that are of thecurrent frame are obtained according to a corrected parameter, and asignal of the current frame is synthesized according to the spectrumfrequency parameter and the excitation signal. The foregoing frameparameter includes at least one of parameters such as a signal type,signal energy, and a signal phase.

Because the parameter of the lost frame is not accurately estimated inthe foregoing method, audio decoding quality cannot be ensured.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a frame loss compensationprocessing method and apparatus, so as to improve parameter estimationaccuracy of a lost frame, and improve signal decoding quality.

A first aspect of the present disclosure provides a frame losscompensation processing method. First, whether an i^(th) frame is a lostframe is determined using a lost-frame flag bit. When the i^(th) frameis a lost frame, a spectrum frequency parameter, a pitch period, and again of the i^(th) frame are estimated according to at least one of aninter-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame oran intra-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame.An algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame is obtained. An excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is generated according to the pitch periodand the gain that are of the i^(th) frame and that are obtained by meansof estimation and the obtained algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame. Asignal of the i^(th) frame is further synthesized according to thespectrum frequency parameter that is of the i^(th) frame and that isobtained by means of estimation and the generated excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame. The inter-frame relationship between the first Nframes includes at least one of correlation between the first N framesor energy stability between the first N frames, and the intra-framerelationship between the first N frames includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames or inter-subframeenergy stability between the first N frames. Correlation between signalsand energy stability between the signals are considered, so as to obtaina more accurate parameter of the i^(th) frame by means of estimation,and improve voice signal decoding quality.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is obtained by means ofestimation according to the inter-frame relationship between the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame, and may be obtained by means of estimationin the following manner: first, determining a weight of a spectrumfrequency parameter of an (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame; and thenperforming a weighting operation on the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to the weight of the spectrum frequency parameterof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtain the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame.

When the correlation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a second threshold and a spectrumtilt parameter of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a value relationshipbetween a first threshold and a normalized autocorrelation value of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between a thirdthreshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, the determining a weight of a spectrum frequencyparameter of an (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the correlationbetween the first N frames of the i^(th) frame is, if the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame meets at least one of a first condition, a secondcondition, and a third condition, determining that the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a first weight,and the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is a second weight, where the first weight is greater than thesecond weight, the first condition is the normalized autocorrelationvalue of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the firstthreshold, the second condition is the spectrum tilt parameter of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the second threshold, andthe third condition is the deviation of the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the third threshold; or if thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet a first condition, a secondcondition, or a third condition, determining that the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a second weight,and the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is a first weight.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the pitchperiod of the i^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimation accordingto the correlation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame andthe inter-subframe correlation between the first N frames of the i^(th)frame. The correlation includes a value relationship between a fifththreshold and a normalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an(i−2)^(th) frame, a value relationship between a fourth threshold and adeviation of a pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and avalue relationship between the fourth threshold and a deviation of apitch period of a signal of an (i−1)^(th) frame. Correspondingly, thepitch period of the i^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimation inthe following manner: if the deviation of the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourth threshold, determining apitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, anddetermining a pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame accordingto the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherethe pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame includes a pitchperiod of each subframe of the i^(th) frame, and the pitch perioddeviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is an averagevalue of differences between pitch periods of all adjacent subframes ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame; or if the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than or equal to the fourththreshold, the normalized autocorrelation value of the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the fifth threshold, and the deviationof the pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is less thanthe fourth threshold, determining a pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame andthe pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determininga pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch perioddeviation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame.

In an implementation manner, the pitch period deviation value pv of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame may be determined according to thefollowing formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, and j=0, 1, 2, 3.

Correspondingly, the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined according to the following formula:p _(cur)(j)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv,j=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, and p_(cur)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th)subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In another implementation manner, the pitch period deviation value pv ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame may be determined according to the following formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻²⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the (i−2)^(th)frame, p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, m=2, 3, and n=0, 1.

Correspondingly, the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined according to the following formula:p _(cur)(x)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv,x=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andp_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the gain of thei^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimation according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame and theenergy stability between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, and thegain of the i^(th) frame includes an adaptive codebook gain and analgebraic codebook gain. The gain of the i^(th) frame is obtained bymeans of estimation in the following manner: first, determining theadaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame according to an adaptivecodebook gain of an (i−1)^(th) frame or a preset fixed value,correlation of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequence number of the i^(th)frame in multiple consecutive lost frames; then determining a weight ofan algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of again of a voice activity detection (VAD) frame according to energystability of the (i−1)^(th) frame; and finally, performing a weightingoperation on the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and thegain of the VAD frame according to the weight of the algebraic codebookgain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the gain of the VADframe, to obtain the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame.Optionally, more stable energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame indicates alarger weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame, orthe weight of the gain of the VAD frame correspondingly increases as aquantity of consecutive lost frames increases.

Optionally, before the performing a weighting operation on the algebraiccodebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VAD frameaccording to the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame, to obtain thealgebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame, a first correction factormay be further determined according to an encoding and decoding rate,and the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame is correctedusing the first correction factor.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame may be obtained in the following manner:obtaining the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame by means ofestimation according to random noise; or determining the algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame according to algebraic codebooks of thefirst N frames of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, before thegenerating an excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to thepitch period and the gain that are of the i^(th) frame and that areobtained by means of estimation and the obtained algebraic codebook ofthe i^(th) frame, a weight of an algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame further needs to be determined according to any one of adeviation of a pitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of an (i−1)^(th) frame, or aweight of an algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame isdetermined by performing a weighting operation on any combination of adeviation of a pitch period of the (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame. Whenthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is generated, the algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame is first determined accordingto a product obtained by multiplying the algebraic codebook of thei^(th) frame by the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; anadaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame is determinedaccording to a product obtained by multiplying the adaptive codebook ofthe i^(th) frame by the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; andthen a weighting operation is performed on the algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame and the adaptive codebook contributionof the i^(th) frame according to the weight of the algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame and a weight of the adaptive codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame, to determine the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, where a weight of the adaptive codebook is 1.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, when the i^(th)frame is a normal frame, the spectrum frequency parameter, the pitchperiod, the gain, and the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame areobtained by means of decoding according to a received bitstream, andthen the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame and a status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame are generated according to thepitch period, the gain, and the algebraic codebook that are of thei^(th) frame and that are obtained by means of decoding. If an(i−1)^(th) frame or an (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, whether tocorrect at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitationsignal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) framefurther needs to be determined according to at least one of inter-framerelationships or intra-frame relationships between the i^(th) frame andthe first N frames of the i^(th) frame. The inter-frame relationshipincludes at least one of correlation between the i^(th) frame and thefirst N frames of the i^(th) frame or energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, and theintra-frame relationship includes at least one of inter-subframecorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame or inter-subframe energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

When it is determined to correct the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the atleast one of the inter-frame relationships or the intra-framerelationships between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame; and the signal of the i^(th) frame is synthesizedaccording to a correction result of the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When it is determined not tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the signal of thei^(th) frame is synthesized according to the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, and the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame. The at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is corrected, so that smooth transition ofboth overall energy between adjacent frames and energy on a samefrequency band can be implemented.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame may bedetermined according to correlation of the i^(th) frame. When it isdetermined to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame, the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and aspectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. The correlation of the i^(th)frame includes a value relationship between a sixth threshold and one oftwo spectrum frequency parameters corresponding to an index of a minimumvalue of a difference between adjacent spectrum frequency parameters ofthe i^(th) frame, a value relationship between a seventh threshold andthe minimum value of the difference between the adjacent spectrumfrequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, and a value relationshipbetween an eighth threshold and the index of the minimum value of thedifference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame.

When whether to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is determined, the difference between the adjacent spectrumfrequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is first determined, where eachdifference is corresponding to one index, and the spectrum frequencyparameter includes an immittance spectral frequency (ISF) or a linespectral frequency (LSF); then whether the difference between theadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets atleast one of a fourth condition or a fifth condition is determined. Thefourth condition includes one of the two spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to the index of the minimum value of the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frameis less than the sixth threshold. The fifth condition includes an indexvalue of the minimum value of the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is less than theeighth threshold, and the minimum difference is less than the sevenththreshold. If the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame meets the at least one of the fourthcondition or the fifth condition, it is determined to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) framedoes not meet the fourth condition or the fifth condition, it isdetermined not to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame.

When correction is performed, a corrected spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame is determined according to a weighting operationperformed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; or a correctedspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined accordingto a weighting operation performed on the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame may bedetermined according to correlation between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame. The correlation between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a ninth thresholdand a sum of differences between spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to some or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe i^(th) frame.

When whether to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is determined, a difference between adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame is first determined, where eachdifference is corresponding to one index, and the spectrum frequencyparameter includes an ISF or a LSF; then whether the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a sixth condition is determined, where thesixth condition includes the sum of the differences between the spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to some or all same indexes of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame is greater than the ninththreshold; and if the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet thesixth condition, it is determined to correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the sixth condition, it is determined not to correctthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

When correction is performed, a corrected spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame is determined according to a weighting operationperformed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; or a correctedspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined accordingto a weighting operation performed on the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to correlation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th)frame and energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th)frame. When it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. A pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is firstdetermined according to the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame andthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

Then whether an absolute value of a difference between energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and energy of a synthesizedsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than a tenth threshold isdetermined. If the absolute value of the difference between the energyof the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energy of thesynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the tenththreshold, it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the absolute value of the difference between theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equalto the tenth threshold, it is determined not to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame.

Alternatively, whether a ratio of energy of the pre-synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is greater than an eleventh threshold is determined, where theeleventh threshold is greater than 1. If the ratio of the energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of thesynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the elevenththreshold, it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the eleventh threshold, itis determined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

Alternatively, whether a ratio of energy of a pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the i^(th)frame is less than a twelfth threshold is determined, where the twelfththreshold is less than 1. If the ratio of the energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of thesynthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is less than the twelfththreshold, it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame is greater than or equal to the twelfth threshold,it is determined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

When correction is performed, a second correction factor is determinedaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, where the second correction factor is less than 1; andthen the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multiplied by thesecond correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. Optionally, the second correction factor is a ratio ofenergy of the (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of the i^(th) frame, or thesecond correction factor is a ratio of energy of a same quantity ofsubframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to correlation of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. When it isdetermined to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. Thecorrelation of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between afourteenth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame.

When whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined, whether the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets a seventhcondition is determined. If the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets theseventh condition, it is determined to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame does not meetthe seventh condition, it is determined not to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame. The seventh condition is the (i−1)^(th)frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isless than the fourteenth threshold.

When correction is performed, a third correction factor is firstdetermined according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than1; and then the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multiplied bythe third correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to correlation between the signal of the i^(th) frame and asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is corrected according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the i^(th) frame.

When whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined, whether the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe i^(th) frame meet an eighth condition is determined. If the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame meet theeighth condition, it is determined to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and thesignal of the i^(th) frame do not meet the eighth condition, it isdetermined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. Theeighth condition includes the (i−1)^(th) frame is a lost frame, thecorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater thanthe preset thirteenth threshold, and the deviation of the pitch periodof the signal of the i^(th) frame is less than the preset fourteenththreshold.

When correction is performed, a third correction factor is firstdetermined according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than1; and then the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multiplied bythe third correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame. Optionally, the third correction factor is a ratio ofenergy of the (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of the i^(th) frame, or thethird correction factor is a ratio of energy of a same quantity ofsubframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and asignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is corrected according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and whether anexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

When whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined, whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a ninth condition is determined. If the signalof the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet theninth condition, it is determined to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the ninth condition, it isdetermined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. Theninth condition includes the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, thecorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greater thanthe thirteenth threshold, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected.

When correction is performed, a fourth correction factor is determinedaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1; andthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multiplied by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and asignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is corrected according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a fifteenth threshold and an algebraic codebookcontribution of an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

When whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined, whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a tenth condition is determined. If the signalof the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet thetenth condition, it is determined to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the tenth condition, it isdetermined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. Thetenth condition includes the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, thecorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greater thanthe thirteenth threshold, and the algebraic codebook contribution of theexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fifteenththreshold.

When correction is performed, a fourth correction factor is determinedaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1; andthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multiplied by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, whether tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame may bedetermined according to correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame. When it is determined tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame includes correlation betweenthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame, and whether an excitationsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

When whether to correct the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is determined, whether the signal of the i^(th) frame andthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet an eleventh condition isdetermined. If the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame meet the eleventh condition, it is determined tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame donot meet the eleventh condition, it is determined not to correct thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The eleventhcondition includes the i^(th) frame or the (i−1)^(th) frame is ahighly-correlated frame, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected.

When correction is performed, a fifth correction factor is determinedaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, where the fifth correction factor is less than 1; andthe status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is multipliedby the fifth correction factor to obtain a corrected status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the first aspect, when the i^(th)frame is a normal frame, the method further includes processing adecoded signal of an i^(th) frame to obtain a correlation value of thedecoded signal of the i^(th) frame; determining correlation of a signalof the i^(th) frame according to any one or any combination of thecorrelation value of the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame, a valuerelationship between pitch periods of all subframes of the i^(th) frame,a spectrum tilt value of the i^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate ofthe i^(th) frame; determining energy of the i^(th) frame according tothe decoded signal of the i^(th) frame; determining energy stabilitybetween the energy of the i^(th) frame and that of an (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the energy of the i^(th) frame and energy of the (i−1)^(th)frame; determining energy of each subframe of the i^(th) frame accordingto the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame; and determining energystability between subframes of the i^(th) frame according to the energyof each subframe of the i^(th) frame. To estimate or correct a parameterof an (i+1)^(th) frame, the correlation of the signal of the i^(th)frame, energy stability between subframes of the i^(th) frame, and theenergy stability between the energy of the i^(th) frame and that of the(i−1)^(th) frame are determined.

A second aspect of the present disclosure provides a frame losscompensation processing apparatus. The apparatus includes a lost-framedetermining module, an estimation module, an obtaining module, ageneration module, and a signal synthesis module. The lost-framedetermining module is configured to determine, using a lost-frame flagbit, whether an i^(th) frame is a lost frame. The estimation module isconfigured to, when the i^(th) frame is a lost frame, estimate aspectrum frequency parameter, a pitch period, and a gain of the i^(th)frame according to at least one of an inter-frame relationship betweenfirst N frames of the i^(th) frame or an intra-frame relationshipbetween first N frames of the i^(th) frame. The obtaining module isconfigured to obtain an algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame. Thegeneration module is configured to generate an excitation signal of thei^(th) frame according to the pitch period and the gain that are of thei^(th) frame and that are obtained by the estimation module by means ofestimation and the algebraic codebook that is of the i^(th) frame andthat is obtained by the obtaining module. The signal synthesis module isconfigured to synthesize a signal of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter that is of the i^(th) frame and that isobtained by the estimation module by means of estimation and theexcitation signal that is of the i^(th) frame and that is generated bythe generation module. The inter-frame relationship between the first Nframes includes at least one of correlation between the first N framesor energy stability between the first N frames, and the intra-framerelationship between the first N frames includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames or inter-subframeenergy stability between the first N frames, so as to obtain a moreaccurate parameter of the i^(th) frame by means of estimation, andimprove voice signal decoding quality.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is obtained by the estimationmodule by means of estimation according to the inter-frame relationshipbetween the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. The estimation module isconfigured to determine a weight of a spectrum frequency parameter of an(i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a preset spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame according to the correlation between the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame; and perform a weighting operation on thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the weightof the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and theweight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame,to obtain the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame includes avalue relationship between a second threshold and a spectrum tiltparameter of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a value relationshipbetween a first threshold and a normalized autocorrelation value of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between a thirdthreshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th)frame. Correspondingly, the estimation module is configuredto, if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets at least one of a firstcondition, a second condition, and a third condition, determine that theweight of the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is afirst weight, and that the weight of the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame is a second weight; or if the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet a first condition, a secondcondition, or a third condition, determine that the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a second weight,and that the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame is a first weight. The first weight is greater than thesecond weight. The first condition is the normalized autocorrelationvalue of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the firstthreshold, the second condition is the spectrum tilt parameter of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the second threshold, andthe third condition is the deviation of the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the third threshold.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the pitchperiod of the i^(th) frame is obtained by the estimation module by meansof estimation according to the correlation between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame and the inter-subframe correlation between the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame. The correlation includes a valuerelationship between a fifth threshold and a normalized autocorrelationvalue of a signal of an (i−2)^(th) frame, a value relationship between afourth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between the fourth thresholdand a deviation of a pitch period of a signal of an (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the estimation module is configured to, if thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isless than the fourth threshold, determine a pitch period deviation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitch period ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determine a pitch period of thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period deviation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame includes a pitch period of each subframe of the i^(th)frame, and the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is an average value of differences between pitchperiods of all adjacent subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame; or if thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isgreater than or equal to the fourth threshold, the normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greaterthan the fifth threshold, and the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is less than the fourth threshold,determine a pitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determine a pitch period of thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

In an implementation manner, the estimation module determines the pitchperiod deviation value pv of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the following formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, and j=0, 1, 2, 3.

The estimation module determines the pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame according to the following formula:p _(cur)(j)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv,j=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾⁽3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, and p_(cur)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th)subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In another implementation manner, the estimation module determines thepitch period deviation value pv of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the followingformula:pv=(p ⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the (i−2)^(th)frame, p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, m=2, 3, and n=0, 1.

The estimation module determines the pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame according to the following formula:p _(cur)(x)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv,x=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andp_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the gain ofthe i^(th) frame is obtained by the estimation module by means ofestimation according to the correlation between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame and the energy stability between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame, and the gain of the i^(th) frame includes an adaptivecodebook gain and an algebraic codebook gain. The estimation module isconfigured to first determine the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th)frame according to an adaptive codebook gain of an (i−1)^(th) frame or apreset fixed value, correlation of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequencenumber of the i^(th) frame in multiple consecutive lost frames; thendetermine a weight of an algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frameand a weight of a gain of a VAD frame according to energy stability ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame; and finally perform a weighting operation on thealgebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VADframe according to the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame, to obtainthe algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame. Optionally, more stableenergy of the (i−1)^(th) frame indicates a larger weight of thealgebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the weight of thegain of the VAD frame correspondingly increases as a quantity ofconsecutive lost frames increases.

Optionally, before the performing a weighting operation on the algebraiccodebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VAD frameaccording to the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame, to obtain thealgebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame, the estimation module isfurther configured to determine a first correction factor according toan encoding and decoding rate; and correct the algebraic codebook gainof the (i−1)^(th) frame using the first correction factor.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the obtainingmodule may obtain the algebraic codebook in the following manner:obtaining the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame by means ofestimation according to random noise; or determining the algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame according to algebraic codebooks of thefirst N frames of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the obtainingmodule is further configured to determine a weight of an algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to any one of adeviation of a pitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame, ordetermine a weight of an algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th)frame by performing a weighting operation on any combination of adeviation of a pitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame; andperform an interpolation operation on a status-updated excitation signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame to determine an adaptive codebook of the i^(th)frame. The generation module is configured to determine the algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to a productobtained by multiplying the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame bythe algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; determine an adaptivecodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to a productobtained by multiplying the adaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame by theadaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; and perform a weightingoperation on the algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame andthe adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to theweight of the algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame and aweight of the adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame, todetermine the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, where a weight ofthe adaptive codebook is 1.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, if the i^(th)frame is a normal frame, the apparatus further includes a decodingmodule, a judging module, and a correction module. The decoding moduleis configured to obtain the spectrum frequency parameter, the pitchperiod, the gain, and the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame bymeans of decoding according to a received bitstream. The generationmodule is further configured to generate the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame and a status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to the pitch period, the gain, and the algebraic codebook thatare of the i^(th) frame and that are obtained by the decoding module bymeans of decoding. The judging module is configured to, when an(i−1)^(th) frame or an (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, determine,according to at least one of inter-frame relationships or intra-framerelationships between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame, whether to correct at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame. The correction module is configured to, whenthe judging module determines to correct the at least one of thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, correct the atleast one of the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, orthe status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according tothe at least one of the inter-frame relationships or the intra-framerelationships between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame.

The signal synthesis module is further configured to synthesize thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to a result of the correctionperformed by the correction module on the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; or when the judging moduledetermines not to correct the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, synthesize the signal of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, and thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The inter-framerelationship includes at least one of correlation between the i^(th)frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame or energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, andthe intra-frame relationship includes at least one of inter-subframecorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame or inter-subframe energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. The at least one of thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is corrected, sothat smooth transition of both overall energy between adjacent framesand energy on a same frequency band can be implemented.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation of thei^(th) frame, whether to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame. When the judging module determines to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, the correction module isconfigured to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame according to the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand a spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or correctthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. The correlation of the i^(th)frame includes a value relationship between a sixth threshold and one oftwo spectrum frequency parameters corresponding to an index of a minimumvalue of a difference between adjacent spectrum frequency parameters ofthe i^(th) frame, a value relationship between a seventh threshold andthe minimum value of the difference between the adjacent spectrumfrequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, and a value relationshipbetween an eighth threshold and the index of the minimum value of thedifference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to first determine thedifference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame, where each difference is corresponding to one index, andthe spectrum frequency parameter includes an ISF or a LSF; thendetermine whether the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame meets at least one of a fourth conditionor a fifth condition; and if the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets the at least oneof the fourth condition or the fifth condition, determine to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) framedoes not meet the fourth condition or the fifth condition, determine notto correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. Thefourth condition includes one of the two spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to the index of the minimum value of the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frameis less than the sixth threshold, and the fifth condition includes anindex value of the minimum value of the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is less than theeighth threshold, and the minimum difference is less than the sevenththreshold.

The correction module is configured to determine a corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to a weightingoperation performed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame; or determine a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to a weighting operation performed on thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. When the judging moduledetermines to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame, the correction module is configured to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame. The correlation between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a ninth thresholdand a sum of differences between spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to some or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe i^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to first determine adifference between adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th)frame, where each difference is corresponding to one index, and thespectrum frequency parameter includes an ISF or a LSF; then determinewhether the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a sixthcondition; and if the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet thesixth condition, determine to correct the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame, or if the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the sixth condition, determine not to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. The sixth conditionincludes the sum of the differences between the spectrum frequencyparameters corresponding to some or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the i^(th) frame is greater than the ninth threshold.

The correction module is configured to determine a corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to a weightingoperation performed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame; or determine a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to a weighting operation performed on thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame and energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame. When the judging module determines tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction moduleis configured to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame.

The judging module is configured to first determine a pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame according to the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame;and then determine whether an absolute value of a difference betweenenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and energy of asynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than a tenththreshold, and if the absolute value of the difference between theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than thetenth threshold, determine to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the absolute value of the difference between theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equalto the tenth threshold, determine not to correct the excitation signalof the i^(th) frame; or determine whether a ratio of energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to energy of a synthesizedsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than an eleventh threshold,where the eleventh threshold is greater than 1, and if the ratio of theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than theeleventh threshold, determine to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the eleventh threshold,determine not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; ordetermine whether a ratio of energy of a pre-synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the i^(th) frameis less than a twelfth threshold, where the twelfth threshold is lessthan 1, and if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame is less than the twelfth threshold, determine to correctthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energyof the pre-synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy ofthe synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is greater than or equal tothe twelfth threshold, determine not to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

The correction module is configured to determine a second correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the second correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the secondcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame. Optionally, the second correction factor is a ratio of energy ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of the i^(th) frame, or the secondcorrection factor is a ratio of energy of a same quantity of subframesof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation of a signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. When the judging module determines to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction module isconfigured to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to determine whetherthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets a seventh condition; and if thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets the seventh condition, determine tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet the seventh condition, determine notto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The seventhcondition is the (i−1)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenththreshold, and the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourteenth threshold.

The correction module is configured to determine a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between thesignal of the i^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, whetherto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When the judgingmodule determines to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame,the correction module is configured to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame according to energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of thei^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between afourteenth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to determine whetherthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) framemeet an eighth condition; and if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe signal of the i^(th) frame meet the eighth condition, determine tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame do not meet theeighth condition, determine not to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. The eighth condition includes the (i−1)^(th) frame is alost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameis greater than the preset thirteenth threshold, and the deviation ofthe pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is less than thepreset fourteenth threshold.

The correction module is configured to determine a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When thejudging module determines to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, the correction module is configured to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and whether anexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to determine whetherthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame meet a ninth condition; and if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the ninth condition,determine to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the ninth condition, determine not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The ninth condition includes the(i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and theexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

The correction module is configured to determine a fourth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain the corrected excitation signal of thei^(th) frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When thejudging module determines to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, the correction module is configured to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameincludes a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a fifteenth threshold and an algebraic codebookcontribution of an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to determine whetherthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame meet a tenth condition; and if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the tenth condition,determine to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the tenth condition, determine not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The tenth condition includes the(i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and thealgebraic codebook contribution of the excitation signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fifteenth threshold.

The correction module is configured to determine a fourth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

In a possible implementation manner of the second aspect, the judgingmodule is configured to determine, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame,whether to correct the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame. When the judging module determines to correct the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction module isconfigured to correct the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame according to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame includes correlation betweenthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame, and whether an excitationsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

Correspondingly, the judging module is configured to determine whetherthe signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) framemeet an eleventh condition; and if the signal of the i^(th) frame andthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the eleventh condition,determine to correct the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, or if the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the eleventh condition, determine not tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. Theeleventh condition includes the i^(th) frame or the (i−1)^(th) frame isa highly-correlated frame, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected.

The correction module is configured to determine a fifth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fifth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame bythe fifth correction factor to obtain a corrected status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

According to the frame loss compensation processing method and apparatusprovided in the embodiments of the present disclosure, whether an i^(th)frame is a lost frame is determined using a lost-frame flag bit. Whenthe i^(th) frame is a lost frame, a spectrum frequency parameter, apitch period, and a gain of the i^(th) frame are estimated according toat least one of an inter-frame relationship between first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame or an intra-frame relationship between first N framesof the i^(th) frame. The inter-frame relationship between the first Nframes includes at least one of correlation between the first N framesor energy stability between the first N frames, and the intra-framerelationship between the first N frames includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames or inter-subframeenergy stability between the first N frames. A parameter of the i^(th)frame is determined using correlation between signals of the first Nframes, energy stability between signals of the first N frames,intra-frame signal correlation of each frame, and intra-frame signalenergy stability of each frame. A relationship between signals isconsidered, so as to obtain a more accurate parameter of the i^(th)frame by means of estimation, and improve voice signal decoding quality.

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To describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure more clearly, the following briefly describes theaccompanying drawings required for describing the embodiments. Theaccompanying drawings in the following description show some embodimentsof the present disclosure, and persons of ordinary skill in the art maystill derive other drawings from these accompanying drawings withoutcreative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensation processing methodaccording to Embodiment 1 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a spectrum frequency parameter estimationmethod according to Embodiment 2 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a pitch period estimation method according toEmbodiment 3 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a gain estimation method according toEmbodiment 4 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensation processing methodaccording to Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B and FIG. 6C are a before-correction andafter-correction comparison diagram of a spectrogram of an ith frame;

FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B and FIG. 7C are a before-correction andafter-correction comparison diagram of a time-domain signal of an ithframe;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensation processing methodaccording to Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a frame loss compensationprocessing apparatus according to Embodiment 7 of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a frame loss compensationprocessing apparatus according to Embodiment 8 of the presentdisclosure; and

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a physical structure of a frame losscompensation processing apparatus according to Embodiment 9 of thepresent disclosure.

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To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of theembodiments of the present disclosure clearer, the following clearlydescribes the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure with reference to the accompanying drawings in theembodiments of the present disclosure. The described embodiments aresome but not all of the embodiments of the present disclosure. All otherembodiments obtained by persons of ordinary skill in the art based onthe embodiments of the present disclosure without creative efforts shallfall within the protection scope of the present disclosure.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensation processing methodaccording to Embodiment 1 of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 1,the method in this embodiment may include the following steps.

Step 101: Determine, using a lost-frame flag bit, whether an i^(th)frame is a lost frame.

A frame sent by an encoder may be lost in a transmission process. Anetwork side correspondingly records whether a current frame is a lostframe. A decoder determines, according to a lost-frame flag bit in areceived data packet, whether the i^(th) frame is a lost frame. Thei^(th) frame herein is a current frame that is being processed. Byanalogy, an (i−1)^(th) frame is a previous frame of the current frame,and an (i+1)^(th) frame is a next frame of the current frame. Theprevious frame of the current frame refers to a frame that is adjacentto the current frame and that precedes the current frame in a timedomain, and the next frame of the current frame refers to a frame thatis adjacent to the current frame and that follows the current frame in atime domain.

Step 102: If the i^(th) frame is a lost frame, estimate a parameter ofthe i^(th) frame according to at least one of an inter-framerelationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame or anintra-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

The inter-frame relationship between the first N frames includes atleast one of correlation between the first N frames or energy stabilitybetween the first N frames, and the intra-frame relationship between thefirst N frames includes at least one of inter-subframe correlationbetween the first N frames or inter-subframe energy stability betweenthe first N frames. Correlation includes a value relationship betweenspectrum frequency parameters of signals, a value relationship betweencorrelation values of signals, a value relationship between spectrumtilt parameters of signals, a value relationship between pitch periodsof signals, a relationship between excitation signals, and the like. Theparameter of the i^(th) frame includes a spectrum frequency parameter, apitch period, a gain, and an algebraic codebook, and N is a positiveinteger greater than or equal to 1. The spectrum frequency parameter,the pitch period, and the gain may be obtained by means of estimationusing the at least one of the inter-frame relationship between the firstN frames of the i^(th) frame or the intra-frame relationship between thefirst N frames of the i^(th) frame.

Correlation of a signal may be represented using a normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal, and the normalized autocorrelationvalue of the signal is obtained by performing normalized autocorrelationprocessing on the signal. Alternatively, correlation of a signal may berepresented using an autocorrelation value, and the autocorrelationvalue may be obtained by means of autocorrelation processing, and isdetermined without normalized processing. The normalized autocorrelationvalue and the autocorrelation value may be mutually converted, and samecorrelation of the signal is finally obtained. Specifically, thecorrelation of the signal may be obtained by performing autocorrelationprocessing or normalized autocorrelation processing on any one or anycombination of a correlation value of a decoded signal of each frame, avalue relationship between pitch periods, a spectrum tilt value of eachframe, or a zero-crossing rate of each frame.

The correlation of the signal may include the following several cases:low correlation, a low-correlation rising edge, a low-correlationfalling edge, moderate correlation, high correlation, a high-correlationrising edge, and a high-correlation falling edge. When the correlationof the signal is being determined, a correlation value of the signal iscompared with a correlation threshold, and the correlation threshold maybe some critical values selected from the foregoing cases. For example,if the correlation threshold is the low-correlation falling edge, thecorrelation value of the signal is greater than the low-correlationfalling edge, that is, the correlation is a value in the moderatecorrelation, the high correlation, the high-correlation rising edge, andthe high-correlation falling edge.

In this embodiment, inter-frame energy stability of the first N framesrefers to an energy relationship between adjacent frames of the first Nframes, and the adjacent frames refer to two frames that are consecutivein a time domain during transmission. The energy stability may berepresented using a ratio of energy of one frame to energy of anotherframe. Energy of each frame may be obtained by determining a root meansquare of average energy of a signal, or may be obtained by determiningaverage amplitude of a signal. Specifically, average energy E andaverage amplitude M of each frame may be determined using the followingtwo formulas:

$E = \sqrt{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{N}{{s^{2}\lbrack j\rbrack}/N}}$$M = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{N}{{s\lbrack j\rbrack}/N}}$where N is a frame length or a subframe length, s[j] representsamplitude of a j^(th) frame, and a value of j is 1, 2, . . . , or N.

The spectrum frequency parameter includes an ISF, a LSF, and the like.The gain includes an adaptive codebook gain and an algebraic codebookgain. The pitch period is a periodicity feature caused due to vibrationof vocal cords when a person utters a voiced sound, that is, a vibrationperiod of vocal cords when a person makes a sound. The pitch period isin a reciprocal relationship with vibration frequency of vocal cords.

In this embodiment, when the parameter of the i^(th) frame is beingestimated, the parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined according tocorrelation between history frames (that is, the first N frames), energystability between the history frames, correlation of each frame, andenergy stability of each frame. A relationship between signals isconsidered, so as to obtain a more accurate parameter of the i^(th)frame by means of estimation.

Step 103: Obtain an algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame.

Optionally, the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame may be obtainedby means of estimation according to random noise, or the algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame may be obtained by weighting algebraiccodebooks of the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, or the algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame may be estimated using an existing method.

Step 104: Generate an excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according toa pitch period and a gain that are of the i^(th) frame and that areobtained by means of estimation and the obtained algebraic codebook ofthe i^(th) frame.

Before this step is performed, a weight of an algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame and an adaptive codebook of the i^(th)frame further need to be estimated. The adaptive codebook may beobtained by means of interpolation according to a status-updatedexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. The weight of the algebraiccodebook contribution may be obtained by performing a weightingoperation according to any one or any combination of a deviation of apitch period of the (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of a signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or azero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

In this embodiment, the gain of the i^(th) frame includes an adaptivecodebook gain and an algebraic codebook gain. When the excitation signalof the i^(th) frame is being synthesized, first, the algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame is obtained by multiplying thealgebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame by the algebraic codebook gain ofthe i^(th) frame, and an adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th)frame is obtained by multiplying the adaptive codebook of the i^(th)frame by the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame. Then, aweighting operation is performed on the algebraic codebook contributionof the i^(th) frame and the adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th)frame according to the weight of the algebraic codebook contribution ofthe i^(th) frame and a weight of the adaptive codebook contribution ofthe i^(th) frame, to obtain the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame,and a fixed value of a weight of the adaptive codebook is 1.

Step 105: Synthesize a signal of the i^(th) frame according to aspectrum frequency parameter that is of the i^(th) frame and that isobtained by means of estimation and the generated excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

A specific implementation manner of step 105 may be an existing methodor a simple transformation of an existing method, and details are notdescribed herein.

In this embodiment, when an i^(th) frame is a lost frame, a parameter ofthe i^(th) frame is estimated according to at least one of aninter-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame oran intra-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame.The inter-frame relationship between the first N frames includes atleast one of correlation between the first N frames or energy stabilitybetween the first N frames, and the intra-frame relationship between thefirst N frames includes at least one of inter-subframe correlationbetween the first N frames or inter-subframe energy stability betweenthe first N frames. The parameter of the i^(th) frame is determinedusing signal correlation between the first N frames, signal energystability between the first N frames, intra-frame signal correlation ofeach frame, and intra-frame signal energy stability of each frame. Arelationship between signals is considered, so as to obtain a moreaccurate parameter of the i^(th) frame by means of estimation, andimprove voice signal decoding quality.

Based on Embodiment 1, Embodiment 2 of the present disclosure provides aspectrum frequency parameter estimation method. In this embodiment, aspectrum frequency parameter of an i^(th) frame is obtained by means ofestimation according to an inter-frame relationship between first Nframes of the i^(th) frame. FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a spectrumfrequency parameter estimation method according to Embodiment 2 of thepresent disclosure. As shown in FIG. 2, the method provided in thisembodiment may include the following steps.

Step 201: Determine a weight of a spectrum frequency parameter of an(i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a preset spectrum frequency parameterof an i^(th) frame according to correlation between first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame.

In this embodiment, the correlation between the first N frames of thei^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a second thresholdand a spectrum tilt parameter of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, avalue relationship between a first threshold and a normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a third threshold and a deviation of a pitch periodof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. The first threshold, the secondthreshold, and the third threshold all are preset. In an implementationmanner of the present disclosure, the first threshold may be selectedfrom a numerical interval [0.3, 0.8]. For example, the first thresholdmay be specifically 0.3, 0.5, 0.6, or 0.8. In an implementation mannerof the present disclosure, the second threshold may be selected from anumerical interval [−0.5, 0.5]. For example, the second threshold may bespecifically 0.5, 0.1, 0, 0.1, or 0.5. In an implementation manner ofthe present disclosure, the third threshold may be selected from anumerical interval [0.5, 5]. For example, the third threshold may bespecifically 0.5, 1, or 5. For a signal of each frame, a spectrum tiltparameter, a normalized autocorrelation value, and a pitch period thatare of the signal are determined and stored, so that a decoder decodes asignal of a current frame according to the correlation between the firstN frames of the i^(th) frame. For example, a spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame may be determined according to signalcorrelation and a spectrum frequency parameter that are of a previousframe of the i^(th) frame (that is, the (i−1)^(th) frame). Generally,when the signal correlation and spectrum frequency parameter correlationthat are of the (i−1)^(th) frame are high, and when the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined, the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is large, and theweight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame issmall. When the signal correlation and spectrum frequency parametercorrelation that are of the (i−1)^(th) frame are low, the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is small, and theweight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame islarge.

In an implementation manner, if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meetsat least one of a first condition, a second condition, or a thirdcondition, the weight of the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame is determined as a first weight, and the weight of thepreset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined asa second weight. The first weight is greater than the second weight. Thefirst condition is the normalized autocorrelation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the first threshold. The secondcondition is the spectrum tilt parameter of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is greater than the second threshold. The third condition is thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isless than the third threshold.

Alternatively, if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet afirst condition, a second condition, or a third condition, the weight ofthe spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is determinedas a second weight, and the weight of the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame is determined as a first weight. In thisembodiment, the first weight and the second weight may be preset, or maybe determined according to inter-frame correlation between spectrumfrequency parameters of the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.Correspondingly, before step 201, the first weight and the second weightfurther need to be determined according to the inter-frame correlationbetween the spectrum frequency parameters of the first N frames of thei^(th) frame.

The normalized autocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame may be determined by performing normalized autocorrelationprocessing on a decoded signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. The deviation ofthe pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a sum ofdeviations of pitch periods of all subframes of the (i−1)^(th) framerelative to an average value of the pitch periods of all the subframes.When the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is being determined, the average value of the pitch periods of allthe subframes is first obtained by averaging a sum of the pitch periodsof all the subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame; then a deviation of apitch period of each subframe relative to the average value of the pitchperiods is determined; finally, the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is obtained by calculating a sum ofabsolute values of the deviations of the pitch periods of all thesubframes. Alternatively, the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is obtained by determining a sum ofabsolute values of differences between pitch periods of adjacentsubframes.

For example, the first weight is 0.8, the second weight is 0.2, thefirst threshold is 0.8, the second threshold is 0.6, and the thirdthreshold is 0.2. In this case, when the normalized autocorrelationvalue of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than 0.8, thespectrum tilt parameter of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greaterthan 0.6, and the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than 0.2, the weight of the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is 0.8, and the weight of the presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is 0.2; otherwise, theweight of the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is0.2, and the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame is 0.8.

Step 202: Perform a weighting operation on the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame according to the weight of the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtain a spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

In this embodiment, a decoder presets a spectrum frequency parameter fora lost frame, that is, a preset spectrum frequency parameter. When ani^(th) frame is a lost frame, a weighting operation is performedaccording to a spectrum frequency parameter of an (i−1)^(th) frame and apreset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtain aspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. When correlation ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is high, it is very likely that correlation betweenadjacent frames is high. Therefore, when a weight of the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is large, a weight of thepreset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame iscorrespondingly small. In this way, the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe i^(th) frame is determined mainly according to the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, and is more accurate.

Based on Embodiment 1, Embodiment 3 of the present disclosure provides apitch period estimation method. In this embodiment, a pitch period of ani^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimation according to correlationbetween first N frames of the i^(th) frame and inter-subframecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. Thecorrelation includes a value relationship between a fifth threshold anda normalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an (i−2)^(th) frame, avalue relationship between a fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationshipbetween the fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of asignal of an (i−1)^(th) frame. In an implementation manner of thepresent disclosure, the fourth threshold may be selected from anumerical interval [2, 50]. For example, the fourth threshold may bespecifically 2, 5, 10, or 50. In an implementation manner of the presentdisclosure, the fifth threshold may be selected from an interval of alow-correlation rising edge to a high-correlation rising edge. Forexample, the fifth threshold may be the low-correlation rising edge, alow-correlation falling edge, or the high-correlation rising edge. Thelow-correlation rising edge and the high-correlation rising edge areclassification of preset correlation values. For example, correlationvalues may be sequentially classified into low correlation, alow-correlation rising edge, a low-correlation falling edge, ahigh-correlation rising edge, high correlation, moderate correlation, ahigh-correlation falling edge, and the like according to magnitudes ofthe correlation values.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a pitch period estimation method according toEmbodiment 3 of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 3, the methodprovided in this embodiment may include the following steps.

Step 301: Determine whether a deviation of a pitch period of a signal ofan (i−1)^(th) frame is less than a fourth threshold.

If the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is less than the fourth threshold, step 302 is performed, or ifthe deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameis greater than or equal to the fourth threshold, step 303 is performed.

Each subframe includes multiple subframes, and the deviation of thepitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a sum ofdeviations of pitch periods of all subframes of the (i−1)^(th) framerelative to an average value of the pitch periods of all the subframes.For the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame, refer to the determining method in Embodiment 2.

Step 302: Determine a pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and determine a pitch period of a signal of an i^(th)frame according to the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame.

In this embodiment, the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is an average value of differences between pitchperiods of all adjacent subframes of the i^(th) frame. Assuming thateach frame includes four subframes, the pitch period deviation value pvof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame may be determined according to thefollowing formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, and j=0, 1, 2, 3.

The pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame may be determinedaccording to the following formula:p _(cur)(j)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv,j=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾⁽3) is a pitch period of a third subframe (the last subframeof the (i−1)^(th) frame) frame) of the (i−1)^(th) frame, pv is the pitchperiod deviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andp_(cur)(j) a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the i^(th) frame.

Step 303: If a normalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an(i−2)^(th) frame is greater than a fifth threshold, and a deviation of apitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is less than thefourth threshold, determine a pitch period deviation value of the signalof the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame accordingto the pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determine the pitchperiod of the signal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch periodof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period deviationvalue of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame.

The (i−2)^(th) frame is a previous frame of the (i−1)^(th) frame. Thepitch period deviation value pv of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame may be determined according tothe following formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the (i−2)^(th)frame, p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, m=2, 3, and n=0, 1.

Then, the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is determinedaccording to the pitch period deviation value pv of the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame using thefollowing formula:p _(cur)(x)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv,x=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾⁽3) is a pitch period of the third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andp_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In the foregoing formula, p⁽⁻²⁾(3) and p⁽⁻²⁾(2) are last two subframesof the (i−2)^(th) frame, and p⁽⁻¹⁾(1) and p⁽⁻¹⁾(0) are first twosubframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame. It can be learned that, in theforegoing formula, the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is determined byselecting four consecutive subframes including the last two subframes ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the first two subframes of the (i−1)^(th)frame.It may be understood that, the pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) framemay be determined by selecting six consecutive subframes including lastthree subframes of the (i−2)^(th) frame and first three subframes of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame may bedetermined by selecting all subframes of the (i−2)^(th) frame and allsubframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the pitch period deviation valueof the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame may be determined by selecting two consecutive subframes includingthe last subframe of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the first subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame.

Based on Embodiment 1, Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure provides again estimation method. FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a gain estimationmethod according to Embodiment 4 of the present disclosure. A gain of ani^(th) frame includes an adaptive codebook gain and an algebraiccodebook gain. In this embodiment, the gain of the i^(th) frame isobtained by means of estimation according to correlation between first Nframes of the i^(th) frame and energy stability between first N framesof the i^(th) frame. As shown in FIG. 4, the method provided in thisembodiment may include the following steps.

Step 401: Determine an adaptive codebook gain of an i^(th) frameaccording to an adaptive codebook gain of an (i−1)^(th) frame or apreset fixed value, correlation of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequencenumber of the i^(th) frame in multiple consecutive lost frames.

First, whether the i^(th) frame is the first lost frame in the multipleconsecutive lost frames is determined. If first m frames of the i^(th)frame all are lost frames, the i^(th) frame is a non-first lost frame inthe multiple consecutive lost frames, and m is a positive integergreater than or equal to 1. If the i^(th) frame is a non-first lostframe in the multiple consecutive lost frames, the adaptive codebookgain of the i^(th) frame is determined according to an adaptive codebookgain corresponding to the first lost frame in the multiple consecutivelost frames, an attenuation factor, and the sequence number of thei^(th) frame in the multiple consecutive lost frames.

If the first m frames of the i^(th) frame are all lost frames, there arem+1 lost frames in total including the i^(th) frame. When the first lostframe in the m+1 lost frames is lost, a decoder sets an adaptivecodebook gain for the first lost frame, and an adaptive codebook gaingradually attenuates as a quantity of consecutive lost frames increases.In an implementation manner, when consecutive frames are lost, each timea frame is lost, an adaptive codebook gain of a previous frame ismultiplied by an attenuation factor. Assuming that the adaptive codebookgain corresponding to the first lost frame of the consecutive lostframes is 1, and the attenuation factor is 0.8, an adaptive codebookgain of the second lost frame of the consecutive lost frames is 1*0.8,an adaptive codebook gain of the third lost frame of the consecutivelost frames is 1*(0.8)², and by analogy, an adaptive codebook gain ofthe (m+1)^(th) lost frame of the consecutive lost frames is 1*(0.8)^(m).Certainly, an attenuation factor may be subtracted from an adaptivecodebook gain. For example, if the adaptive codebook gain correspondingto the first lost frame of the consecutive lost frames is 1, and theattenuation factor is 0.1, an adaptive codebook gain of the second lostframe of the consecutive lost frames is 1−0.1, an adaptive codebook gainof the third lost frame of the consecutive lost frames is 1−2*0.1, andby analogy, an adaptive codebook gain of the (m+1)^(th) lost frame ofthe consecutive lost frames is 1−m*0−1. In this embodiment, theattenuation factor may be a fixed value, or may vary with energystability between frames. For example, the attenuation factor is smalleron an energy falling edge.

If the i^(th) frame is the first lost frame following a normal frame,that is, the (i−1)^(th) frame is a normal frame, and the i^(th) frame isa lost frame, it is determined that the adaptive codebook gain of thei^(th) frame is a fixed value. That is, when the first frame following anormal frame is lost, an adaptive codebook gain is set for the firstlost frame, and if there are no consecutive lost frames following thefirst lost frame, adaptive codebook gains of these non-consecutive lostframes are all the same as the adaptive codebook gain of the first lostframe.

Step 402: Determine a weight of an algebraic codebook gain of the(i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a gain of a VAD frame according toenergy stability of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

It should be noted that, step 402 may be performed before step 401, thatis, there is no sequence of determining an algebraic codebook gain anddetermining an adaptive codebook gain. The gain of the voice activitydetection VAD frame may be obtained by means of determining using a rootmean square of energy, average amplitude, and the like.

A sum of the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame is a fixed value. Morestable energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corresponding to a largerweight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and asmaller weight of the gain of the VAD frame. Alternatively, as aquantity of consecutive lost frames increases, the weight of the gain ofthe VAD frame increases correspondingly, and the weight of the algebraiccodebook gain decreases correspondingly. If the energy of the (i−1)^(th)frame is more stable, and the quantity of consecutive lost framesincreases, in consideration of energy stability and the quantity ofconsecutive lost frames, the weight of the algebraic codebook gain ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame does not increase or an increment decreases. In avoice frame, the decoder periodically performs VAD detection to obtainenergy of the VAD frame.

Step 403: Perform a weighting operation on the weight of the algebraiccodebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the gain of theVAD frame according to the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the gain of the VAD frame, to obtain an algebraic codebookgain of the i^(th) frame.

Assuming that the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the(i−1)^(th) frame is α, and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame is β,the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame is g_(c)=α·g_(c)⁽⁻¹⁾+β·g_(cg), where g_(c) ⁽⁻¹⁾ represents the algebraic codebook gainof the (i−1)^(th) frame, and g_(cg) is the gain of the VAD frame. Whenthe algebraic codebook gain is less than the gain of the VAD frame, as aquantity of frames increases, the weight of the algebraic codebook gainkeeps unchanged or gradually increases on a basis of a previous frame.

Optionally, before step 403 is performed, the method further includesdetermining a first correction factor according to an encoding anddecoding rate, and correcting the algebraic codebook gain of the(i−1)^(th) frame using the first correction factor. For example, thealgebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected bymultiplying the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame by thefirst correction factor.

Embodiment 1 to Embodiment 4 describe how to determine a parameter of ani^(th) frame according to at least one of an inter-frame relationshipbetween first N frames of the i^(th) frame or an intra-framerelationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame when the i^(th)frame is a lost frame. Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure describeshow to correct the parameter of the i^(th) frame when the i^(th) frameis a normal frame. FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensationprocessing method according to Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure.As shown in FIG. 5, the method provided in this embodiment may includethe following steps.

Step 501: Obtain a parameter of an i^(th) frame by means of decodingaccording to a received bitstream, where the parameter of the i^(th)frame includes a spectrum frequency parameter, a pitch period, a gain,and an algebraic codebook.

Step 502: Generate an excitation signal of the i^(th) frame and astatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to thepitch period, the gain, and the algebraic codebook that are of thei^(th) frame and that are obtained by means of decoding.

The excitation signal includes an adaptive codebook contribution and analgebraic codebook contribution. The adaptive codebook contribution isobtained by multiplying an adaptive codebook by an adaptive codebookgain. The algebraic codebook contribution is obtained by multiplying analgebraic codebook by an algebraic codebook gain. The adaptive codebookis obtained by means of interpolation according to a pitch period and astatus-updated excitation signal that are of a current frame. Thealgebraic codebook may be obtained by means of estimation using anexisting method. The excitation signal is used for signal synthesis ofthe i^(th) frame, and the status-updated excitation signal is used togenerate an adaptive codebook of a next frame.

Step 503: If an (i−1)^(th) frame or an (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame,determine, according to at least one of inter-frame relationships orintra-frame relationships between the i^(th) frame and first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame, whether to correct at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

The inter-frame relationship includes at least one of correlationbetween the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame orenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame, and the intra-frame relationship includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the i^(th) frame and the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame or inter-subframe energy stability betweenthe i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. When it isdetermined to correct the at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, step 504 and step 506 are performed. When itis determined not to correct the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, step 505 is performed.

Step 504: Correct the at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter,the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame according to the at least one of the inter-framerelationships or the intra-frame relationships between the i^(th) frameand the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. Step 506 is performed afterstep 504.

Step 505: Synthesize a signal of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, and thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

Step 506: Synthesize a signal of the i^(th) frame according to acorrection result of the at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame.

If only the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame iscorrected, the signal of the i^(th) frame is synthesized according to acorrected spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, theexcitation signal that is of the i^(th) frame and that is obtained bymeans of decoding, and the status-updated excitation signal that is ofthe i^(th) frame and that is obtained by means of decoding. If only theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame is corrected, the signal of thei^(th) frame is synthesized according to a corrected excitation signalof the i^(th) frame, the spectrum frequency parameter that is of thei^(th) frame and that is obtained by means of decoding, and thestatus-updated excitation signal that is of the i^(th) frame and that isobtained by means of decoding. If only the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is corrected, the signal of the i^(th) frameis synthesized according to the corrected status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, the spectrum frequency parameter that is ofthe i^(th) frame and that is obtained by means of decoding, and theexcitation signal that is of the i^(th) frame and that is obtained bymeans of decoding. If the spectrum frequency parameter and theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame are corrected, the signal of thei^(th) frame is synthesized according to the corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, the corrected excitation signalof the i^(th) frame, and the status-updated excitation signal that is ofthe i^(th) frame and that is obtained by means of decoding. If thespectrum frequency parameter and the status-updated excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame are corrected, the signal of the i^(th) frame issynthesized according to a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame, a corrected status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, and the excitation signal that is of the i^(th) frame and that isobtained by means of decoding. If the excitation signal and thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame are corrected, thesignal of the i^(th) frame is synthesized according to a correctedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, a corrected status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, and the spectrum frequencyparameter that is of the i^(th) frame and that is obtained by means ofdecoding. If the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal,and the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame arecorrected, the signal of the i^(th) frame is synthesized according to acorrected spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, a correctedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, and a corrected status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

It should be noted that, if both the (i−1)^(th) frame and the (i−2)^(th)frame are normal frames, the signal of the i^(th) frame may be directlysynthesized according to the parameter that is of the i^(th) frame andthat is obtained by means of decoding, with no need to correct theparameter of the i^(th) frame. If the (i−1)^(th) frame or the (i−2)^(th)frame is a lost frame, there may be a particular deviation in aparameter that is of the (i−1)^(th) frame or the (i−2)^(th) frame andthat is obtained by means of estimation, a relatively large change ofinter-frame energy is subsequently caused, and a decoded voice signal isnot stable from an overall perspective. Therefore, in this embodiment, adecoder corrects the at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter,the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame according to the correlation between the i^(th) frame andthe first N frames of the i^(th) frame and the energy stability betweenthe i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, so thatsmooth transition of both overall energy between adjacent frames andenergy on a same frequency band can be implemented.

(1) Correction of the Spectrum Frequency Parameter

The spectrum frequency parameter includes an ISF or an LSF. An ISFparameter is used in an example. The ISF parameter is obtained byweighting and converting an internet service provider (ISP) parameter ofthe i^(th) frame and an ISP parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame. When the(i−1)^(th) frame or the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, there may be aparticular deviation between a determined ISF parameter of the i^(th)frame and a normal ISF parameter (an ISF parameter obtained when thei^(th) frame is not lost) of the i^(th) frame. Therefore, determinedenergy at a low-frequency formant location is much greater than actualenergy.

In an implementation manner, whether to correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame may be determined according to correlationof the i^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame. The correlation of the i^(th) frame includes avalue relationship between a sixth threshold and one of two spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to an index of a minimum value of adifference between adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th)frame, a value relationship between a seventh threshold and the minimumvalue of the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th)frame, and a value relationship between aneighth threshold and the index of the minimum value of the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame.In an implementation manner of the present disclosure, the sixththreshold may be selected from a numerical interval [500, 2000]. Forexample, the sixth threshold may be 500, 1000, or 2000. In animplementation manner of the present disclosure, the seventh thresholdmay be selected from a numerical interval [100, 1000]. For example, theseventh threshold may be 100, 200, 300, or 1000. In an implementationmanner of the present disclosure, the eighth threshold may be selectedfrom a numerical interval [1, 5]. For example, the eighth threshold maybe 1, 2, or 5.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation of the i^(th)frame, whether to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is first, determining the difference between the adjacent spectrumfrequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, where each difference iscorresponding to one index, spectrum frequency parameters are arrangedin ascending order, and index values are also arranged in ascendingorder; then determining whether the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets at least one ofa fourth condition or a fifth condition, where the fourth conditionincludes one of the two spectrum frequency parameters corresponding tothe index of the minimum value of the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is less than the sixththreshold, and the fifth condition includes an index value of theminimum value of the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame is less than the preset eighth threshold,and the minimum difference is less than the preset seventh threshold;and if the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parametersof the i^(th) frame meets the at least one of the fourth condition orthe fifth condition, determining to correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame does not meet thefourth condition or the fifth condition, determining not to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

In another implementation manner, whether to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is determined according tocorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. When itis determined to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame, the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and aspectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. The correlation between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationshipbetween a ninth threshold and a sum of differences between spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to some or all same indexes of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame. In an implementation manner ofthe present disclosure, the ninth threshold may be selected from anumerical interval [100, 2000]. For example, the ninth threshold may be100, 200, 300, or 2000.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is first, determining adifference between adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th)frame, where each difference is corresponding to one index; thendetermining whether the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet asixth condition, where the sixth condition includes the sum of thedifferences between the spectrum frequency parameters corresponding tosome or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame isgreater than the ninth threshold; and if the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet the sixth condition, determining to correctthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the sixth condition,determining not to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame.

In the foregoing two implementation manners, the correcting the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is determining a corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to a weightingoperation performed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame. The correcting the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame according to the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand a preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame isdetermining a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameaccording to a weighting operation performed on the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame.

An ISF parameter is used in an example. A difference between intra-frameadjacent ISF parameters of the i^(th) frame may be represented asISF_DIFF(i), and ISF_DIFF(i)=ISF(i+1)−ISF(i), i=0, 1, . . . , N−2, whereN is an order of the ISF parameter. If an ISF parameter corresponding toan index of a minimum value of ISF_DIFF(i) of the i^(th) frame is lessthan the sixth threshold (for example, 800), and the minimum value ofISF_DIFF (i) is less than the seventh threshold (for example, 200), orthe sum of the differences between the spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to some or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe i^(th) frame is greater than the ninth threshold, an ISF parameterof the i^(th) frame and an ISF parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame areweighted to determine and obtain the corrected ISF parameter of thei^(th) frame; or an ISF parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset ISFparameter of the i^(th) frame are weighted to obtain the corrected ISFparameter of the i^(th) frame. That the sum of the differences betweenthe spectrum frequency parameters corresponding to some or all sameindexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame is greater than theninth threshold means that ISF parameter correlation between adjacentframes is low.

FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B and FIG. 6C are a before-correction andafter-correction comparison diagram of a spectrogram of an i^(th) frame.As shown in FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B and FIG. 6C, FIG. 6A is a spectrogram of anoriginal signal, and the original signal is a signal sent by an encoder.FIG. 6B is a spectrogram of a synthesized signal in the prior art. FIG.6C is a spectrogram of a synthesized signal according to the presentdisclosure. It can be learned by comparing FIG. 6A with FIG. 6B that apart in an ellipse in FIG. 6B is much brighter than a part in an ellipseof the original signal in FIG. 6A. That is, recovered energy of alow-frequency formant of the i^(th) frame is much more than energyobtained by correct recovery. Apparently, an ISF parameter of the i^(th)frame needs to be correspondingly corrected, so that energy at a formantlocation of the i^(th) frame is closer to actual energy, to achieve aneffect shown in FIG. 6C.

(2) Correction of the Excitation Signal

There is a particular deviation between an estimated pitch period of alost frame and an actual pitch period of the lost frame. Therefore, whenan adaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame is obtained by means ofinterpolation using an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, theadaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame has excessively strongperiodicity, and when de-emphasis processing is performed on theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame using a linear predictive coding(LPC) synthesis filter and a synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame,obtained energy is much more than actual energy of a synthesized signal.Apparently, this may affect a normal frame following a lost frame(sometimes one or two frames following the lost frame are affected, andsometimes more frames may be affected if periodicity of an excitationsignal is excessively strong). In this case, an excitation signal and/ora status-updated excitation signal need/needs to be corrected to someextent, so that energy of a synthesized signal is close to actualenergy.

In a first implementation manner, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to correlationbetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame and energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. When it is determinedto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is corrected according to the energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame.

A pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is first determinedaccording to the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame and the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. Then whether an absolute valueof a difference between energy of the pre-synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame and energy of a synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameis greater than a tenth threshold is determined. If the absolute valueof the difference between the energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe i^(th) frame and the energy of the synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the tenth threshold, it is determinedto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the absolutevalue of the difference between the energy of the pre-synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame and the energy of the synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the tenth threshold, it isdetermined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.Specifically, in an implementation manner of the present disclosure, thetenth threshold may be 0.2 to 1 times a smaller value in the energy ofthe pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energy of thesynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. For example, the tenththreshold may be 0.2, 0.5, or 1 times the smaller value.

Alternatively, whether a ratio of energy of the pre-synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is greater than an eleventh threshold is determined, where theeleventh threshold is greater than 1. If the ratio of the energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of thesynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the elevenththreshold, it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the eleventh threshold, itis determined not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.In an implementation manner of the present disclosure, the elevenththreshold may be selected from a numerical interval [1.1, 5]. Forexample, the eleventh threshold may be specifically 1.1, 1.25, 2, 2.5,or 5.

Alternatively, whether a ratio of energy of a pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the i^(th)frame is less than a twelfth threshold, where the twelfth threshold isless than 1. If the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame is less than the twelfth threshold, it is determined tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the ratio ofthe energy of the pre-synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to theenergy of the synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is greater than orequal to the twelfth threshold, it is determined not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. In an implementation manner ofthe present disclosure, the twelfth threshold may be selected from anumerical interval [0.1, 0.8]. For example, the twelfth threshold may bespecifically 0.1, 0.3, 0.4, or 0.8.

Correspondingly, the correcting the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame is first, determining a second correction factoraccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, where the second correction factor is less than 1; andthen multiplying the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the secondcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

The determining a second correction factor according to the energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame isdetermining that a ratio of energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame to energy ofthe i^(th) frame is the second correction factor; or determining that aratio of energy of a same quantity of subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the i^(th) frame is the second correction factor. Preferably, thesame quantity of subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frameare consecutive. For example, last two subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frameand first two subframes of the i^(th) frame are selected to determine anenergy ratio. Certainly, selected subframes may be non-consecutive.

In a second implementation manner, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. When it is determined to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is corrected according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a thirteenththreshold and a correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and a value relationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviationof a pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation of a signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is determining whether the signal of the (i−1)^(th) framemeets a seventh condition, where the seventh condition is the (i−1)^(th)frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isless than the fourteenth threshold; and if the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame meets the seventh condition, determining to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) framedoes not meet the seventh condition, determining not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The correcting the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame is determining a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and multiplying the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame. In an implementation manner of the present disclosure, thethirteenth threshold may be selected from a low-correlation falling edgeto a high-correlation rising edge. For example, the thirteenth thresholdmay be the low-correlation falling edge or the high-correlation risingedge. In an implementation manner of the present disclosure, thefourteenth threshold may be selected from a numerical interval [0.5,20]. For example, the fourteenth threshold may be specifically 0.5, 2,5, 10, or 20.

In a third implementation manner, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to correlationbetween the signal of the i^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame. When it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the i^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationshipbetween a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between a fourteenththreshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the i^(th)frame.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation between thesignal of the i^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, whetherto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is determiningwhether the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th)frame meet an eighth condition, where the eighth condition includes the(i−1)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is lessthan the fourteenth threshold; and if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the signal of the i^(th) frame meet the eighth condition,determining to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i)^(th) framedo not meet the eighth condition, determining not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The correcting the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame is determining a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and then multiplying the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by thethird correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of thei^(th) frame.

The determining a third correction factor according to the energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame may bedetermining that a ratio of energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame to energy ofthe i^(th) frame is a third correction factor; or determining that aratio of energy of a same quantity of subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the i^(th) frame is the third correction factor.

In a fourth implementation manner, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to correlationbetween a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th)frame. When it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and whether an excitation signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermining whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a ninth condition, where the ninth conditionincludes the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the preset thirteenththreshold, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame iscorrected; and if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet the ninth condition, determining to correctthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet theninth condition, determining not to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. The correcting the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame is determining a fourth correction factor according tothe energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame,where the fourth correction factor is less than 1; and then multiplyingthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourth correctionfactor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

In a fifth implementation manner, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to correlationbetween a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th)frame. When it is determined to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame is correctedaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between afifteenth threshold and an algebraic codebook contribution of anexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. In an implementation mannerof the present disclosure, the fifteenth threshold may be selected from0.1 to 0.5 times the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame. Forexample, the fifteenth threshold may be specifically 0.1, 0.2, or 0.5times the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermining whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a tenth condition, where the tenth conditionincludes the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenththreshold, and the algebraic codebook contribution of the excitationsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fifteenth threshold; andif the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame meet the tenth condition, determining to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame andthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the tenth condition,determining not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.The correcting the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according toenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame isdetermining a fourth correction factor according to the energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourthcorrection factor is less than 1; and then multiplying the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame by the fourth correction factor to obtain acorrected excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B and FIG. 7C are a before-correction andafter-correction comparison diagram of a time-domain signal of an i^(th)frame. As shown in FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B and FIG. 7C, FIG. 7A shows anoriginal time-domain signal, and the original time-domain signal is atime-domain signal sent by an encoder. FIG. 7B is a synthesizedtime-domain signal in the prior art. FIG. 7C is a synthesizedtime-domain signal according to the present disclosure. It can belearned by comparing FIG. 7A with FIG. 7B that energy in a part of anellipse in FIG. 7B is much more than that in a part of an ellipse of theoriginal signal in FIG. 7A. Apparently, an excitation signal or astatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame needs to becorrected, so that energy of a recovered signal of the i^(th) frame iscloser to energy of the original signal, to achieve an effect shown inFIG. 7C.

(3) Correction of the Status-Updated Excitation Signal

In this embodiment, whether to correct the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame may be determined according to correlationbetween a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th)frame. When it is determined to correct the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame is corrected according to energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frameincludes correlation between the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame,and whether an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

Correspondingly, the determining, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame,whether to correct the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame is determining whether the signal of the i^(th) frame and thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet an eleventh condition, where theeleventh condition includes the i^(th) frame or the (i−1)^(th) frame isa highly-correlated frame, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected; and if the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the eleventh condition, determining tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame donot meet the eleventh condition, determining not to correct thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. The correcting thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame isdetermining a fifth correction factor according to the energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fifthcorrection factor is less than 1; and multiplying the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fifth correction factor toobtain a corrected status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

In this embodiment, if an i^(th) frame is a normal frame, a parameter ofthe i^(th) frame is obtained by means of decoding according to areceived bitstream, and an excitation signal and a status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame are generated according to a pitchperiod, a gain, and an algebraic codebook that are of the i^(th) frameand that are obtained by means of decoding. If an (i−1)^(th) frame or an(i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, at least one of a spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is further corrected according to inter-framerelationships and intra-frame relationships between the i^(th) frame andfirst N frames of the i^(th) frame, and a signal of the i^(th) frame issynthesized according to a corrected parameter. According to the methodin this embodiment, the at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame is corrected, so that smooth transition ofoverall energy between adjacent frames can be implemented, and voicesignal decoding quality can be improved.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a frame loss compensation processing methodaccording to Embodiment 6 of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 8,based on Embodiment 5, the method in this embodiment may further includethe following steps.

Step 601: Process a decoded signal of an i^(th) frame to obtain acorrelation value of the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame.

In an implementation manner, normalized autocorrelation processing maybe performed on the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame. The decodedsignal of the i^(th) frame is normalized to a particular range by meansof normalized autocorrelation processing, and may be processed using anexisting normalized autocorrelation function. In another implementationmanner, autocorrelation processing rather than normalized processing isdirectly performed on the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame. Forexample, 100 points are sampled from the decoded signal of the i^(th)frame, and then autocorrelation processing is performed on points 0 to98 and points 1 to 99 to obtain the correlation value of the decodedsignal of the i^(th) frame. Certainly, 50 points may be selected fromeach of a signal of an (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the i^(th)frame, and there are 100 points in total. Then, autocorrelationprocessing is performed in the foregoing manner to obtain thecorrelation value of the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame.

Step 602: Determine correlation of a signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to any one or any combination of the correlation value of thedecoded signal of the i^(th) frame, a value relationship between pitchperiods of all subframes of the i^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt value ofthe i^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of the i^(th) frame.

For example, when the correlation of the signal of the i^(th) frame isdetermined according to the correlation value of the decoded signal ofthe i^(th) frame, a threshold is usually set. If a correlation value ofthe decoded signal of the i^(th) frame is greater than the threshold, itis determined that the correlation of the signal of the i^(th) frame ishigh, or if a correlation value of the decoded signal of the i^(th)frame is less than the threshold, it is determined that the correlationof the signal of the i^(th) frame is low.

Step 603: Determine energy of the i^(th) frame according to the decodedsignal of the i^(th) frame, and determine energy stability between theenergy of the i^(th) frame and that of an (i−1)^(th) frame according tothe energy of the i^(th) frame and energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and/or determine energy of each subframe of the i^(th) frame accordingto the decoded signal of the i^(th) frame, and determine energystability between subframes of the i^(th) frame according to the energyof each subframe of the i^(th) frame.

In this embodiment, to estimate a signal of an (i+1) frame, signalcorrelation and energy stability between an i^(th) frame and an(i−1)^(th) frame and/or intra-frame energy stability of the i^(th) frameare determined. In this embodiment, when a parameter of each frame isestimated, correlation and energy stability that are of a previous frameare used.

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a frame loss compensationprocessing apparatus according to Embodiment 7 of the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 9, the frame loss compensation processingapparatus provided in this embodiment includes a lost-frame determiningmodule 11, an estimation module 12, an obtaining module 13, a generationmodule 14, and a signal synthesis module 15.

The lost-frame determining module 11 is configured to determine, using alost-frame flag bit, whether an i^(th) frame is a lost frame.

The estimation module 12 is configured to, when the i^(th) frame is alost frame, estimate a parameter of the i^(th) frame according to atleast one of an inter-frame relationship between first N frames of thei^(th) frame or an intra-frame relationship between first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame. The inter-frame relationship between the first Nframes includes at least one of correlation between the first N framesor energy stability between the first N frames. The intra-framerelationship between the first N frames includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames or inter-subframeenergy stability between the first N frames. The parameter of the i^(th)frame includes a spectrum frequency parameter, a pitch period, and again, and N is an integer greater than or equal to 1.

The obtaining module 13 is configured to obtain an algebraic codebook ofthe i^(th) frame.

The generation module 14 is configured to generate an excitation signalof the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period and the gain that areof the i^(th) frame and that are obtained by the estimation module bymeans of estimation and the algebraic codebook that is of the i^(th)frame and that is obtained by the obtaining module.

The signal synthesis module 15 is configured to synthesize a signal ofthe i^(th) frame according to the spectrum frequency parameter that isof the i^(th) frame and that is obtained by the estimation module bymeans of estimation and the excitation signal that is of the i^(th)frame and that is generated by the generation module.

(1) Estimation of the Spectrum Frequency Parameter of the i^(th) Frame

The spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is obtained by theestimation module 12 by means of estimation according to the inter-framerelationship between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. Theestimation module is configured to determine a weight of a spectrumfrequency parameter of an (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame; and performa weighting operation on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to the weight of the spectrum frequency parameterof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtain the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame.

Optionally, the correlation includes a value relationship between asecond threshold and a spectrum tilt parameter of a signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, a value relationship between a first threshold and anormalized autocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and a value relationship between a third threshold and a deviation of apitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the estimation module 12 is configured to, if thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets at least one of a first condition,a second condition, and a third condition, determine that the weight ofthe spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a firstweight, and the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame is a second weight, where the first weight is greater thanthe second weight, the first condition is the normalized autocorrelationvalue of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the firstthreshold, the second condition is the spectrum tilt parameter of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the second threshold, andthe third condition is the deviation of the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the third threshold; or if thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet a first condition, a secondcondition, or a third condition, determine that the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a second weight,and the weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame is a first weight, wherein the first weight is greater than thesecond weight.

(2) Estimation of the Pitch Period of the i^(th) Frame

The pitch period of the i^(th) frame is obtained by the estimationmodule 12 by means of estimation according to the correlation betweenthe first N frames of the i^(th) frame and the inter-subframecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame. Thecorrelation includes a value relationship between a fifth threshold anda normalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an (i−2)^(th) frame, avalue relationship between a fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationshipbetween the fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of asignal of an (i−1)^(th) frame.

Correspondingly, the estimation module 12 is configured to, if thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isless than the fourth threshold, determine a pitch period deviation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitch period ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determine a pitch period of thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period deviation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame, where the pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame includes a pitch period of each subframe of the i^(th)frame, and the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is an average value of differences between pitchperiods of all adjacent subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame; or if thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isgreater than or equal to the fourth threshold, the normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greaterthan the fifth threshold, and the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is less than the fourth threshold,determine a pitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and determine a pitch period of thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

Optionally, the estimation module 12 determines the pitch perioddeviation value pv of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according tothe following formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, and j=0, 1, 2, 3.

Correspondingly, the estimation module 12 determines the pitch period ofthe signal of the i^(th) frame according to the following formula:p _(cur)(j)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv,j=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, and p_(cur)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th)subframe of the i^(th) frame.

Optionally, the estimation module 12 determines the pitch perioddeviation value pv of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the following formula:pv=(p ⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p ⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p ⁽⁻¹⁾(1))/3,where p⁽⁻²⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the (i−2)^(th)frame, p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, m=2, 3, and n=0, 1.

Correspondingly, the estimation module 12 determines the pitch period ofthe signal of the i^(th) frame according to the following formula:p _(cur)(x)=p ⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv,x=0,1,2,3,where p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th)frame, frame, pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andp_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of the i^(th) frame.

(3) Estimation of the Gain of the i^(th) Frame

The gain of the i^(th) frame includes an adaptive codebook gain and analgebraic codebook gain, and the gain of the i^(th) frame is obtained bythe estimation module 12 by means of estimation according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame and theenergy stability between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

The estimation module 12 is configured to determine the adaptivecodebook gain of the i^(th) frame according to an adaptive codebook gainof an (i−1)^(th) frame or a preset fixed value, correlation of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequence number of the i^(th) frame in multipleconsecutive lost frames; determine a weight of an algebraic codebookgain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of a gain of a voice activitydetection VAD frame according to energy stability of the (i−1)^(th)frame; and perform a weighting operation on the algebraic codebook gainof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VAD frame according to theweight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and theweight of the gain of the VAD frame, to obtain the algebraic codebookgain of the i^(th) frame.

More stable energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame indicates a larger weight ofthe algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or the weight ofthe gain of the VAD frame correspondingly increases as a quantity ofconsecutive lost frames increases.

Optionally, before the performing a weighting operation on the algebraiccodebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VAD frameaccording to the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame, to obtain thealgebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame, the estimation module 12 isfurther configured to determine a first correction factor according toan encoding and decoding rate; and correct the algebraic codebook gainof the (i−1)^(th) frame using the first correction factor.

(4) Obtaining of the Algebraic Codebook of the i^(th) Frame

The obtaining module 12 is configured to obtain the algebraic codebookof the i^(th) frame by means of estimation according to random noise; ordetermine the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame according toalgebraic codebooks of the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

The obtaining module 12 is further configured to determine a weight ofan algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to anyone of a deviation of a pitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlationof a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of an (i−1)^(th) frame, ordetermine a weight of an algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th)frame by performing a weighting operation on any combination of adeviation of a pitch period of the (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the(i−1)^(th) frame, or a zero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame; andperform an interpolation operation on a status-updated excitation signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame to determine an adaptive codebook of the i^(th)frame.

The generation module 14 is configured to determine the algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to a productobtained by multiplying the algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame bythe algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; determine an adaptivecodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to a productobtained by multiplying the adaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame by theadaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; and perform a weightingoperation on the algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame andthe adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to theweight of the algebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame and aweight of the adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame, todetermine the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, where a weight ofthe adaptive codebook is 1.

The apparatus in this embodiment may be configured to execute themethods in Embodiment 1 to Embodiment 4. Thus, specific implementationmanners and technical effects in this embodiment are similar to those inEmbodiment 1 to Embodiment 4, and details are not repeatedly describedherein.

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a frame loss compensationprocessing apparatus according to Embodiment 8 of the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 10, based on the apparatus shown in FIG. 9,the apparatus in this embodiment further includes a decoding module 16,a judging module 17, and a correction module 18.

The i^(th) frame is a normal frame in this embodiment. The decodingmodule 16 is configured to obtain the parameter of the i^(th) frame bymeans of decoding according to a received bitstream. The parameter ofthe i^(th) frame includes the spectrum frequency parameter, the pitchperiod, the gain, and the algebraic codebook.

The generation module 14 is further configured to generate theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame and a status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch period, the gain, andthe algebraic codebook that are of the i^(th) frame and that areobtained by the decoding module 16 by means of decoding.

The judging module 17 is configured to, when an (i−1)^(th) frame or an(i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, determine, according to at least oneof inter-frame relationships or intra-frame relationships between thei^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, whether tocorrect at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitationsignal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. Theinter-frame relationship includes at least one of correlation i^(th)between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame orenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame. The intra-frame relationship includes at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the i^(th) frame and the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame or inter-subframe energy stability betweenthe i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to, when the judging module 17determines to correct the at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, correct the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the at least one ofthe inter-frame relationships or the intra-frame relationships betweenthe i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.

The signal synthesis module 15 is further configured to synthesize thesignal of the i^(th) frame according to a result of the correctionperformed by the correction module on the at least one of the spectrumfrequency parameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; or when the judging module 17determines not to correct the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, synthesize the signal of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, and thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

(1) Correction of the Spectrum Frequency Parameter of the i^(th) Frame

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation of the i^(th) frame, whether to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame. When the judging module 17determines to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame, the correction module 18 is configured to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame.

The correlation of the i^(th) frame includes a value relationshipbetween a sixth threshold and one of two spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to an index of a minimum value of a difference betweenadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, a valuerelationship between a seventh threshold and the minimum value of thedifference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame, and a value relationship between an eighth threshold andthe index of the minimum value of the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine the difference betweenthe adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, whereeach difference is corresponding to one index, and the spectrumfrequency parameter includes an ISF or a LSF; determine whether thedifference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame meets at least one of a fourth condition or a fifthcondition, where the fourth condition includes one of the two spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to the index of the minimum value ofthe difference between the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of thei^(th) frame is less than the sixth threshold, and the fifth conditionincludes an index value of the minimum value of the difference betweenthe adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is lessthan the eighth threshold, and the minimum difference is less than theseventh threshold; and if the difference between the adjacent spectrumfrequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets the at least one of thefourth condition or the fifth condition, determine to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, or if the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) framedoes not meet the fourth condition or the fifth condition, determine notto correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to a weightingoperation performed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame; or determine a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to a weighting operation performed on thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame,whether to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.When the judging module 17 determines to correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame, the correction module 18 is configured tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame accordingto the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame. The correlation between the i^(th) frameand the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a ninththreshold and a sum of differences between spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to some or all same indexes of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe i^(th) frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine a difference betweenadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, where eachdifference is corresponding to one index, and the spectrum frequencyparameter includes an ISF or a LSF; determine whether the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a sixth condition, where thesixth condition includes the sum of the differences between the spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to some or all same indexes of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame is greater than the ninththreshold; and if the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameand the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet thesixth condition, determine to correct the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame, or if the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the sixth condition, determine not to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a corrected spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to a weightingoperation performed on the spectrum frequency parameter of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame; or determine a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to a weighting operation performed on thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.

(2) Correction of the Excitation Signal of the i^(th) Frame

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame andenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When thejudging module 17 determines to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the correction module 18 is configured to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine a pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame according to the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame;determine whether an absolute value of a difference between energy ofthe pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and energy of asynthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than a tenththreshold; and if the absolute value of the difference between theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than thetenth threshold, determine to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the absolute value of the difference between theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame and the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equalto the tenth threshold, determine not to correct the excitation signalof the i^(th) frame; or determine whether a ratio of energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to energy of a synthesizedsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than an eleventh threshold,where the eleventh threshold is greater than 1; and if the ratio of theenergy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to the energyof the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than theeleventh threshold, determine to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the eleventh threshold,determine not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; ordetermine whether a ratio of energy of a pre-synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the i^(th) frameis less than a twelfth threshold, where the twelfth threshold is lessthan 1; and if the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame is less than the twelfth threshold, determine to correctthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the ratio of the energyof the pre-synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy ofthe synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is greater than or equal tothe twelfth threshold, determine not to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a second correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the second correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the secondcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame. The second correction factor may be a ratio of energy of the(i−1)^(th) frame to energy of the i^(th) frame, or the second correctionfactor is a ratio of energy of a same quantity of subframes of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame.

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correctthe excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. When the judging module 17determines to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, thecorrection module 18 is configured to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame according to energy stability between the i^(th) frameand the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationship between a thirteenththreshold and a correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and a value relationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviationof a pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine whether the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meets a seventh condition, where the seventhcondition is the (i−1)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation valueof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenththreshold, and the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourteenth threshold; and if thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets the seventh condition, determine tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet the seventh condition, determine notto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation between the signal of the i^(th) frame and a signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. When the judging module 17 determines to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction module 18 isconfigured to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the i^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame includes a value relationshipbetween a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between a fourteenththreshold and a deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the i^(th)frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine whether the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame meet an eighthcondition, where the eighth condition includes the (i−1)^(th) frame is alost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameis greater than the preset thirteenth threshold, and the deviation ofthe pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is less than thepreset fourteenth threshold; and if the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameand the signal of the i^(th) frame meet the eighth condition, determineto correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or if the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame do not meetthe eighth condition, determine not to correct the excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the third correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. When the judging module 17 determines to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction module 18 isconfigured to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and whether an excitation signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine whether the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a ninthcondition, where the ninth condition includes the (i−2)^(th) frame is alost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameis greater than the thirteenth threshold, and the excitation signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected; and if the signal of the (i−2)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the ninth condition,determine to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the ninth condition, determine not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a fourth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

Optionally, the judging module 17 is configured to determine, accordingto correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame. When the judging module 17 determines to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the correction module 18 isconfigured to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame. The correlation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame includes a valuerelationship between a thirteenth threshold and a correlation value ofthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between afifteenth threshold and an algebraic codebook contribution of anexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine whether the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a tenthcondition, where the tenth condition includes the (i−2)^(th) frame is alost frame, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameis greater than the thirteenth threshold, and the algebraic codebookcontribution of the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is lessthan the fifteenth threshold; and if the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the tenth condition,determine to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, or ifthe signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame do not meet the tenth condition, determine not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a fourth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fourth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.

(3) Correction of the Status-Updated Excitation Signal of the i^(th)Frame

The judging module 17 is configured to determine, according tocorrelation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe i^(th) frame, whether to correct the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame. When the judging module 17 determines tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, thecorrection module 18 is configured to correct the status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame. The correlationbetween the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th)frame includes correlation between the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th)frame, and whether an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame iscorrected.

The judging module 17 is configured to determine whether the signal ofthe i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet an eleventhcondition, where the eleventh condition includes the i^(th) frame or the(i−1)^(th) frame is a highly-correlated frame, and the excitation signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected; and if the signal of the i^(th)frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the eleventhcondition, determine to correct the status-updated excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame, or if the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the eleventh condition, determine notto correct the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

The correction module 18 is configured to determine a fifth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, where the fifth correction factor is less than 1;and multiply the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame bythe fifth correction factor to obtain a corrected status-updatedexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame.

For specific implementation manners of function modules of the frameloss compensation processing apparatuses provided in Embodiment 7 andEmbodiment 8, refer to related descriptions of the methods shown inEmbodiment 1 to Embodiment 6. Details are not repeatedly describedherein.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a physical structure of a frame losscompensation processing apparatus according to Embodiment 9 of thepresent disclosure. As shown in FIG. 11, a frame loss compensationprocessing apparatus 200 includes a communications interface 21, aprocessor 22, a memory 23, and a bus 24. The communications interface21, the processor 22, and the memory 23 are interconnected using the bus24. The bus 24 may be a peripheral component interconnect (PCI) bus, anextended industry standard architecture (EISA) bus, or the like. The busmay include an address bus, a data bus, a control bus, and the like. Forease of representation, the bus 24 is represented using only one thickline in FIG. 11. However, it does not indicate that there is only onebus or only one type of bus. The communications interface 21 isconfigured to implement communication between a database accessapparatus and another device (such as a client, a read/write database,or a read-only database). The memory 23 may include a random accessmemory (RAM), and may further include a non-volatile memory, such as atleast one magnetic disk memory.

The memory 22 executes program code stored in the memory 23, toimplement the methods in Embodiment 1 to Embodiment 6.

The foregoing processor 22 may be a general processor, including acentral processing unit (CPU), a network processor (NP), and the like;or may be a digital signal processor (DSP), an application-specificintegrated circuit (ASIC), a field programmable gate array (FPGA), oranother programmable logical device, a discrete gate or a transistorlogical device, or a discrete hardware component.

Persons of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or some ofthe steps of the method embodiments may be implemented by a programinstructing relevant hardware. The program may be stored in acomputer-readable storage medium. When the program runs, the steps ofthe method embodiments are performed. The foregoing storage mediumincludes any medium that can store program code, such as a ROM, a RAM, amagnetic disk, or an optical disc.

Finally, it should be noted that the foregoing embodiments are merelyintended for describing the technical solutions of the presentdisclosure, but not for limiting the present disclosure. Although thepresent disclosure is described in detail with reference to theforegoing embodiments, persons of ordinary skill in the art shouldunderstand that they may still make modifications to the technicalsolutions described in the foregoing embodiments or make equivalentreplacements to some or all technical features thereof, withoutdeparting from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodimentsof the present disclosure.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A frame loss compensation processingmethod, comprising: determining, by a decoder, using a lost-frame flagbit of a bitstream corresponding to an audio signal, whether an i^(th)frame of the audio signal is a lost frame; estimating, by the decoder, aparameter of the i^(th) frame according to at least one of aninter-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) frame oran intra-frame relationship between first N frames of the i^(th) framewhen the i^(th) frame is a lost frame, wherein the inter-framerelationship between the first N frames comprises at least one ofcorrelation between the first N frames or energy stability between thefirst N frames, wherein the intra-frame relationship between the first Nframes comprises at least one of inter-subframe correlation between thefirst N frames or inter-subframe energy stability between the first Nframes, wherein the parameter of the i^(th) frame comprises a spectrumfrequency parameter, a pitch period, and a gain, and wherein N is aninteger greater than or equal to 1, wherein the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimationaccording to the inter-frame relationship between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame, and wherein the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame is obtained by: determining, by the decoder, a weight of aspectrum frequency parameter of an (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of apreset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame; andperforming, by the decoder, a weighting operation on the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight ofthe preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtainthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; obtaining, by thedecoder, an algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame; generating, by thedecoder, an excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitchperiod and the gain of the i^(th) frame and obtained by means ofestimation and the obtained algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame; andsynthesizing, by the decoder, a signal of the i^(th) frame according tothe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and obtained bymeans of estimation and the generated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein when the i^(th) frameis a normal frame, the method further comprises: obtaining the parameterof the i^(th) frame by means of decoding according to a receivedbitstream, wherein the parameter of the i^(th) frame comprises thespectrum frequency parameter, the pitch period, the gain, and thealgebraic codebook; generating the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameand a status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according tothe pitch period, the gain, and the algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame and obtained by means of decoding; determining, according to atleast one of inter-frame relationships or intra-frame relationshipsbetween the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame whenan (i−1)^(th) frame or an (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, whether tocorrect at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitationsignal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame,wherein the inter-frame relationship comprises at least one ofcorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame or energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the firstN frames of the i^(th) frame, and wherein the intra-frame relationshipcomprises at least one of inter-subframe correlation between the i^(th)frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame or inter-subframeenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame; correcting, when it is determined to correct the at leastone of the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the at least oneof the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the atleast one of the inter-frame relationships or the intra-framerelationships between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame; synthesizing the signal of the i^(th) frame according to acorrection result of the at least one of the spectrum frequencyparameter, the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame; and synthesizing, when it is determined notto correct the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, orthe status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the signal ofthe i^(th) frame according to the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, and the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame.
 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein thecorrelation comprises a value relationship between a second thresholdand a spectrum tilt parameter of a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, avalue relationship between a first threshold and a normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a third threshold and a deviation of a pitch periodof the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein determining theweight of the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame andthe weight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame according to the correlation between the first N frames of thei^(th) frame comprises: determining, when the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame meets at least one of a first condition, a second condition, and athird condition, that the weight of the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is a first weight, and the weight of the presetspectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is a second weight,wherein the first weight is greater than the second weight, wherein thefirst condition is whether the normalized autocorrelation value of thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the first threshold,wherein the second condition is whether the spectrum tilt parameter ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the second threshold,and wherein the third condition is whether the deviation of the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the thirdthreshold; and determining, when the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame doesnot meet a first condition, a second condition, or a third condition,that the weight of the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th)frame is a second weight, and the weight of the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is a first weight, wherein thefirst weight is greater than the second weight.
 4. The method accordingto claim 1, wherein the pitch period of the i^(th) frame is obtained bymeans of estimation according to the correlation between the first Nframes of the i^(th) frame and the inter-subframe correlation betweenthe first N frames of the i^(th) frame, wherein the correlationcomprises a value relationship between a fifth threshold and anormalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an (i−2)^(th) frame, avalue relationship between a fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and a value relationshipbetween the fourth threshold and a deviation of a pitch period of asignal of an (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the pitch period of the i^(th)frame is obtained by: determining, when the deviation of the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourththreshold, a pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame; and determining a pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame according to the pitch period deviation value of the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th)frame comprises a pitch period of each subframe of the i^(th) frame, andwherein the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is an average value of differences between pitch periods of alladjacent subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame; or determining, when thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isgreater than or equal to the fourth threshold, the normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greaterthan the fifth threshold, and the deviation of the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is less than the fourth threshold, apitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame andthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to the pitch period of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame; and determining a pitch period of the signal of thei^(th) frame according to the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch period deviation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein thepitch period deviation value pv of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isdetermined according to the following formula:pv=(p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein j=0, 1, 2, 3; and wherein the pitch periodof the signal of the i^(th) frame is determined according to thefollowing formula: p_(cur)(j)=p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv, j=0, 1, 2, 3, whereinp⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th) frame,wherein pv is the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein p_(cur)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th)subframe of the i^(th) frame; or wherein the pitch period deviationvalue pv of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is determined according to the following formula:pv=(p⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,wherein p⁽⁻²⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the(i−2)^(th) frame, wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th)subframe of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein m=2, 3, and n=0, 1, whereinthe pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is determinedaccording to the following formula: p_(cur)(x)=p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv, x=0,1, 2, 3, wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, wherein pv is the pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and wherein p_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of thei^(th) frame.
 5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the gain ofthe i^(th) frame comprises an adaptive codebook gain and an algebraiccodebook gain, wherein the gain of the i^(th) frame is obtained by meansof estimation according to the correlation between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame and the energy stability between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame, wherein the gain of the i^(th) frame is obtained by:determining the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame according toan adaptive codebook gain of an (i−1)^(th) frame or a preset fixedvalue, correlation of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequence number of thei^(th) frame in multiple consecutive lost frames; determining a weightof an algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a weight of again of a voice activity detection (VAD) frame according to energystability of the (i−1)^(th) frame; determining a first correction factoraccording to an encoding and decoding rate; correcting the algebraiccodebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame using the first correction factor;and performing a weighting operation on the algebraic codebook gain ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VAD frame according to theweight of the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and theweight of the gain of the VAD frame in order to obtain the algebraiccodebook gain of the i^(th) frame, wherein more stable energy of the(i−1)^(th) frame indicates a larger weight of the algebraic codebookgain of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein the weight of the gain of theVAD frame correspondingly increases as a quantity of consecutive lostframes increases.
 6. The method according to claim 1, wherein obtainingthe algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame comprises: obtaining thealgebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame by means of estimation accordingto random noise; or determining the algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame according to algebraic codebooks of the first N frames of thei^(th) frame.
 7. The method according to claim 1, wherein the gain ofthe i^(th) frame comprises an adaptive codebook gain and an algebraiccodebook gain, wherein before generating the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame according to the pitch period and the gain that are of thei^(th) frame and that are obtained by means of estimation and theobtained algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame, the method furthercomprises: determining a weight of an algebraic codebook contribution ofthe i^(th) frame, wherein the algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame is determined according to any one of a deviation of apitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of a signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the (i−1)^(th) frame, ora zero-crossing rate of an (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame is determined by performing aweighting operation on any combination of a deviation of a pitch periodof the (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of a signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or azero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame; and performing aninterpolation operation on a status-updated excitation signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame to determine an adaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame,wherein generating the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame accordingto the pitch period and the gain of the i^(th) frame and obtained bymeans of estimation and the obtained algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame comprises: determining the algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame according to a product obtained by multiplying thealgebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame by the algebraic codebook gain ofthe i^(th) frame; determining an adaptive codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame according to a product obtained by multiplying the adaptivecodebook of the i^(th) frame by the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th)frame; and performing a weighting operation on the algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame and the adaptive codebook contributionof the i^(th) frame according to the weight of the algebraic codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame and a weight of the adaptive codebookcontribution of the i^(th) frame in order to determine the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, wherein a weight of the adaptive codebookis
 1. 8. A frame loss compensation processing apparatus, comprising: anon-transitory memory for storing computer-executable instructions; anda processor operatively coupled to the non-transitory memory andconfigured to: determine, using a lost-frame flag bit of a bitstreamcorresponding to an audio signal, whether an i^(th) frame of the audiosignal is a lost frame; estimate a parameter of the i^(th) frameaccording to at least one of an inter-frame relationship between first Nframes of the i^(th) frame or an intra-frame relationship between firstN frames of the i^(th) frame when the i^(th) frame is a lost frame,wherein the inter-frame relationship between the first N framescomprises at least one of correlation between the first N frames orenergy stability between the first N frames, wherein the intra-framerelationship between the first N frames comprises at least one ofinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames or inter-subframeenergy stability between the first N frames, wherein the parameter ofthe i^(th) frame comprises a spectrum frequency parameter, a pitchperiod, and a gain, and wherein N is an integer greater than or equal to1, wherein the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame isobtained by means of estimation according to the inter-framerelationship between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame, and whereinthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame is obtained by:determining a weight of a spectrum frequency parameter of an (i−1)^(th)frame and a weight of a preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame according to the correlation between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame; and performing a weighting operation on the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to the weight of thespectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the weight ofthe preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, to obtainthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; obtain analgebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame; generate an excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame according to an estimated pitch period of the i^(th)frame, an estimated gain of the i^(th) frame and the obtained algebraiccodebook of the i^(th) frame; and synthesize a signal of the i^(th)frame according to an estimated spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame and the generated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame. 9.The apparatus according to claim 8, wherein when the i^(th) frame is anormal frame, the processor is further configured to: obtain theparameter of the i^(th) frame by means of decoding according to areceived bitstream, wherein the parameter of the i^(th) frame comprisesthe spectrum frequency parameter, the pitch period, the gain, and thealgebraic codebook; generate the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameand a status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according tothe pitch period, the gain, and the algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame and obtained by means of decoding; determine, according to atleast one of inter-frame relationships or intra-frame relationshipsbetween the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame,whether to correct at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th)frame when an (i−1)^(th) frame or an (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame,wherein the inter-frame relationship comprises at least one ofcorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame or energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the firstN frames of the i^(th) frame, and wherein the intra-frame relationshipcomprises at least one of inter-subframe correlation between the i^(th)frame and the first N frames of the i^(th) frame or inter-subframeenergy stability between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame; correct, when determining to correct the at least one ofthe spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the at least oneof the spectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the atleast one of the inter-frame relationships or the intra-framerelationships between the i^(th) frame and the first N frames of thei^(th) frame; synthesize the signal of the i^(th) frame according to acorrected result of at least one of the spectrum frequency parameter,the excitation signal, or the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame; and synthesize, when determining not to correct thespectrum frequency parameter, the excitation signal, or thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the signal of thei^(th) frame according to the spectrum frequency parameter, theexcitation signal, and the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame.
 10. The apparatus according to claim 9, wherein theprocessor is further configured to: determine, according to correlationbetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correctthe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; correct, whendetermining to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame, the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according tothe spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or according to thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, wherein the correlation betweenthe i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame comprises a value relationshipbetween a ninth threshold and a sum of differences between spectrumfrequency parameters corresponding to some or all same indexes of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame; determine a difference betweenadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, wherein eachdifference is corresponding to one index, and wherein the spectrumfrequency parameter comprises an immittance spectral frequency (ISF) ora line spectral frequency (LSF); determine whether the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a sixth condition, wherein thesixth condition comprises the sum of the differences between thespectrum frequency parameters corresponding to some or all same indexesof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame is greater than the ninththreshold; determine, when the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th)frame meet the sixth condition, to correct the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame; determine, when the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the sixth condition, not to correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; and determine acorrected spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according toa weighting operation performed on either: the spectrum frequencyparameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameterof the i^(th) frame; or the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th)frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame.11. The apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the processor is furtherconfigured to: determine, according to correlation between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame and energy stability between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitation signalof the i^(th) frame; correct, when determining to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame; determine a pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame and the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; determine whether an absolutevalue of a difference between energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe i^(th) frame and energy of a synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is greater than a tenth threshold; determine, when the absolutevalue of the difference between the energy of the pre-synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame and the energy of the synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the tenth threshold, to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine, when the absolutevalue of the difference between the energy of the pre-synthesized signalof the i^(th) frame and the energy of the synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the tenth threshold, not tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine a secondcorrection factor according to the energy stability between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the second correction factor isless than 1; and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame bythe second correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.
 12. The apparatus according to claim 11, wherein theprocessor is further configured to: determine that a ratio of energy ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of the i^(th) frame is the secondcorrection factor; or determine that a ratio of energy of a samequantity of subframes of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame isthe second correction factor.
 13. The apparatus according to claim 9,wherein the processor is further configured to: determine, according tocorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame and energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct, whendetermining to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame; determine apre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame according to the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame; determine whether a ratio of energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is greater than an eleventh threshold, wherein theeleventh threshold is greater than 1; and determine, when the ratio ofthe energy of the pre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame to theenergy of the synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater thanthe eleventh threshold, to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame; determine, when the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesizedsignal of the i^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is less than or equal to the eleventh threshold,not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine asecond correction factor according to the energy stability between thei^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the second correctionfactor is less than 1; and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame by the second correction factor to obtain a corrected excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame.
 14. The apparatus according to claim 9,wherein the processor is further configured to: determine, according tocorrelation between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame and energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct, whendetermining to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to the energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame; determine apre-synthesized signal of the i^(th) frame according to the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame and the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame; determine whether a ratio of energy of a pre-synthesizedsignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to energy of a synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame is less than a twelfth threshold, wherein the twelfththreshold is less than 1; determine, when the ratio of the energy of thepre-synthesized signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of thesynthesized signal of the i^(th) frame is less than the twelfththreshold, to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame;determine, when the ratio of the energy of the pre-synthesized signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame to the energy of the synthesized signal of thei^(th) frame is greater than or equal to the twelfth threshold, not tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine a secondcorrection factor according to the energy stability between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the second correction factor isless than 1; and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame bythe second correction factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal ofthe i^(th) frame.
 15. The apparatus according to claim 9, wherein theprocessor is further configured to: determine, according to correlationof a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame; correct, when determining to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signal of thei^(th) frame according to energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the correlation of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame comprises a value relationship between a thirteenththreshold and a correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and a value relationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviationof a pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame; determinewhether the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets a seventh condition,wherein the seventh condition whether the (i−1)^(th) frame is a lostframe, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame isgreater than the thirteenth threshold, and the deviation of the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourteenththreshold; determine, when the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meets theseventh condition, to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame;determine, when the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet theseventh condition, not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame; determine a third correction factor according to the energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein thethird correction factor is less than 1; and multiply the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame by the third correction factor to obtain acorrected excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.
 16. The apparatusaccording to claim 9, wherein the processor is further configured to:determine, according to correlation between the signal of the i^(th)frame and a signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, whether to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct, when determining tocorrect the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame, the excitation signalof the i^(th) frame according to energy stability between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the correlation between thesignal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) framecomprises a value relationship between a thirteenth threshold and acorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between a fourteenth threshold and a deviation of a pitchperiod of the signal of the i^(th) frame; determine whether the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame meet aneighth condition, wherein the eighth condition comprises whether the(i−1)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlation value of the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than the thirteenth threshold, and thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame is lessthan the fourteenth threshold; determine, when the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame meet the eighthcondition, to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame;determine, when the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of thei^(th) frame do not meet the eighth condition, not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine a third correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the third correction factor is less than1; and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the thirdcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.
 17. The apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the processor isfurther configured to: determine, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct,when determining to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame,the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein thecorrelation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame comprises: a value relationship between athirteenth threshold and a correlation value of the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame, and whether an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected; determine whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frameand the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet a ninth condition, whereinthe ninth condition comprises whether the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lostframe, the correlation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame isgreater than the thirteenth threshold, and the excitation signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is corrected; determine, when the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the ninthcondition, to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame;determine, when the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the ninth condition, not to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine a fourth correctionfactor according to the energy stability between the i^(th) frame andthe (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the fourth correction factor is less than1; and multiply the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame by the fourthcorrection factor to obtain a corrected excitation signal of the i^(th)frame.
 18. The apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the processor isfurther configured to: determine, according to correlation between asignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and a signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,whether to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct,when determining to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame,the excitation signal of the i^(th) frame according to energy stabilitybetween the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein thecorrelation between the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame comprises a value relationship between a thirteenththreshold and a correlation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame,and a value relationship between a fifteenth threshold and an algebraiccodebook contribution of an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame;determine whether the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame meet a tenth condition, wherein the tenth conditioncomprises whether the (i−2)^(th) frame is a lost frame, the correlationvalue of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than thethirteenth threshold, and the algebraic codebook contribution of theexcitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fifteenththreshold; determine, when the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and thesignal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the tenth condition, to correct theexcitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine, when the signal of the(i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame do not meet thetenth condition, not to correct the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame; determine a fourth correction factor according to the energystability between the i^(th) frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein thefourth correction factor is less than 1; and multiply the excitationsignal of the i^(th) frame by the fourth correction factor to obtain acorrected excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.
 19. The apparatusaccording to claim 9, wherein the processor is further configured to:determine, according to correlation between a signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame, whether to correct thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; correct, whendetermining to correct the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame, the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to energy stability between the i^(th) frame and the(i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the correlation between the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the signal of the i^(th) frame comprises:correlation between the (i−1)^(th) frame and the i^(th) frame, andwhether an excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is corrected;determine whether the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame meet an eleventh condition, wherein the eleventhcondition comprises whether the i^(th) frame or the (i−1)^(th) frame isa highly-correlated frame, and the excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame is corrected; determine, when the signal of the i^(th) frame andthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame meet the eleventh condition, tocorrect the status-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame;determine, when the signal of the i^(th) frame and the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame do not meet the eleventh condition, not to correct thestatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame; determine a fifthcorrection factor according to the energy stability between the i^(th)frame and the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the fifth correction factor isless than 1; and multiply the status-updated excitation signal of thei^(th) frame by the fifth correction factor to obtain a correctedstatus-updated excitation signal of the i^(th) frame.
 20. The apparatusaccording to claim 8, wherein the correlation comprises a valuerelationship between a second threshold and a spectrum tilt parameter ofa signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, a value relationship between a firstthreshold and a normalized autocorrelation value of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and a value relationship between a third threshold anda deviation of a pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, andwherein the processor is further configured to obtain the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame by: determining, when the signalof the (i−1)^(th) frame meets at least one of a first condition, asecond condition, and a third condition, that the weight of the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a first weight, and theweight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame isa second weight, wherein the first weight is greater than the secondweight, wherein the first condition is whether the normalizedautocorrelation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greaterthan the first threshold, wherein the second condition is whether thespectrum tilt parameter of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greaterthan the second threshold, and wherein the third condition is whetherthe deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameis less than the third threshold; and determining, when the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame does not meet a first condition, a secondcondition, or a third condition, that the weight of the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame is a second weight, and theweight of the preset spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame isa first weight, wherein the first weight is greater than the secondweight.
 21. The apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the pitch periodof the i^(th) frame is obtained by means of estimation according to thecorrelation between the first N frames of the i^(th) frame and theinter-subframe correlation between the first N frames of the i^(th)frame, wherein the correlation comprises a value relationship between afifth threshold and a normalized autocorrelation value of a signal of an(i−2)^(th) frame, a value relationship between a fourth threshold and adeviation of a pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame, and avalue relationship between the fourth threshold and a deviation of apitch period of a signal of an (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the processoris further configured to obtain the pitch period of the i^(th) frame by:determining, when the deviation of the pitch period of the signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame is less than the fourth threshold, a pitch perioddeviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame according to thepitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame; determining a pitchperiod of the signal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitch perioddeviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the pitch periodof the signal of the i^(th) frame comprises a pitch period of eachsubframe of the i^(th) frame, and wherein the pitch period deviationvalue of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is an average value ofdifferences between pitch periods of all adjacent subframes of the(i−1)^(th) frame; determining, when the deviation of the pitch period ofthe signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame is greater than or equal to thefourth threshold, the normalized autocorrelation value of the signal ofthe (i−2)^(th) frame is greater than the fifth threshold, and thedeviation of the pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame isless than the fourth threshold, a pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the pitch period of the signal of the (i−2)^(th) frame andthe pitch period of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame; and determininga pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frame according to the pitchperiod of the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the pitch perioddeviation value of the signal of the (i−2)^(t)′ frame and the signal ofthe (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the processor is configured to: determinethe pitch period deviation value pv of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame according to the following formula:pv=(p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(2))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(2)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(1))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,wherein p⁽⁻¹)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein j=0, 1, 2, 3; and determine the pitchperiod of the signal of the i^(th) frame according to the followingformula: p_(cur)(j)=p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(j+1)*pv, j=0, 1, 2, 3, wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) isa pitch period of a third subframe of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein pvis the pitch period deviation value of the signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame, and wherein p_(cur)(j) is a pitch period of a j^(th) subframe ofthe i^(th) frame; determine the pitch period deviation value pv of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameaccording to the following formula:pv=(p⁽⁻²⁾(3)−p⁽⁻²⁾(2))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(0)−p⁽⁻²⁾(3))+(p⁽⁻¹⁾(1)−p⁽⁻¹⁾(0))/3,wherein p⁽⁻²⁾(m) is a pitch period of an m^(th) subframe of the(i−2)^(th) frame, wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(n) is a pitch period of an n^(th)subframe of the (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein m=2, 3, and wherein n=0, 1;and determine the pitch period of the signal of the i^(th) frameaccording to the following formula: p_(cur)(x)=p⁽⁻¹⁾(3)+(x+1)*pv, x=0,1, 2, 3, wherein p⁽⁻¹⁾(3) is a pitch period of a third subframe of the(i−1)^(th) frame, wherein pv is the pitch period deviation value of thesignal of the (i−2)^(th) frame and the signal of the (i−1)^(th) frame,and wherein p_(cur)(x) is a pitch period of an x^(th) subframe of thei^(th) frame.
 22. The apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the gainof the i^(th) frame comprises an adaptive codebook gain and an algebraiccodebook gain, wherein the gain of the i^(th) frame is obtained by meansof estimation according to the correlation between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame and the energy stability between the first N frames ofthe i^(th) frame, and wherein the processor is configured to estimatethe adaptive codebook gain and the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th)frame by: determining the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frameaccording to an adaptive codebook gain of an (i−1)^(th) frame or apreset fixed value, correlation of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and a sequencenumber of the i^(th) frame in multiple consecutive lost frames;determining a weight of an algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th)frame and a weight of a gain of a voice activity detection (VAD) frameaccording to energy stability of the (i−1)^(th) frame; determining afirst correction factor according to an encoding and decoding rate;correcting the algebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame using thefirst correction factor; and performing a weighting operation on thealgebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the gain of the VADframe according to the weight of the algebraic codebook gain of the(i−1)^(th) frame and the weight of the gain of the VAD frame in order toobtain the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame, wherein morestable energy of the (i−1)^(th) frame indicates a larger weight of thealgebraic codebook gain of the (i−1)^(th) frame, and wherein the weightof the gain of the VAD frame correspondingly increases as a quantity ofconsecutive lost frames increases.
 23. The apparatus according to claim8, wherein the processor is configured to obtain the algebraic codebookof the i^(th) frame by: obtaining the algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame by means of estimation according to random noise; or determiningthe algebraic codebook of the i^(th) frame according to algebraiccodebooks of the first N frames of the i^(th) frame.
 24. The apparatusaccording to claim 8, wherein the gain of the i^(th) frame comprises anadaptive codebook gain and an algebraic codebook gain, wherein theprocessor is configured to determine the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame by: determining a weight of an algebraic codebook contribution ofthe i^(th) frame, wherein the algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame is determined according to any one of a deviation of apitch period of an (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of a signal of the(i−1)^(th) frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the (i−1)^(th) frame, ora zero-crossing rate of an (i−1)^(th) frame, wherein the algebraiccodebook contribution of the i^(th) frame is determined by performing aweighting operation on any combination of a deviation of a pitch periodof the (i−1)^(th) frame, correlation of a signal of the (i−1)^(th)frame, a spectrum tilt rate value of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or azero-crossing rate of the (i−1)^(th) frame; performing an interpolationoperation on a status-updated excitation signal of the (i−1)^(th) frameto determine an adaptive codebook of the i^(th) frame; determining thealgebraic codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to aproduct obtained by multiplying the algebraic codebook of the i^(th)frame by the algebraic codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; determining anadaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frame according to aproduct obtained by multiplying the adaptive codebook of the i^(th)frame by the adaptive codebook gain of the i^(th) frame; and performinga weighting operation on the algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame and the adaptive codebook contribution of the i^(th) frameaccording to the weight of the algebraic codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame and a weight of the adaptive codebook contribution of thei^(th) frame in order to determine the excitation signal of the i^(th)frame, wherein a weight of the adaptive codebook is
 1. 25. The apparatusaccording to claim 9, wherein the processor is further configured to:determine, according to correlation of the i^(th) frame, whether tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; correct,when determining to correct the spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame, the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameaccording to the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and aspectrum frequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame, or correct thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame according to thespectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame and a preset spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame, wherein the correlation of thei^(th) frame comprises a value relationship between a sixth thresholdand one of two spectrum frequency parameters corresponding to an indexof a minimum value of a difference between adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame, a value relationship between a sevenththreshold and the minimum value of the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, and a valuerelationship between an eighth threshold and the index of the minimumvalue of the difference between the adjacent spectrum frequencyparameters of the i^(th) frame; determine the difference between theadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame, wherein eachdifference is corresponding to one index, and the spectrum frequencyparameter comprises an immittance spectral frequency (ISF) or a linespectral frequency (LSF); determine whether the difference between theadjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets atleast one of a fourth condition or a fifth condition, wherein the fourthcondition comprises one of the two spectrum frequency parameterscorresponding to the index of the minimum value of the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frameis less than the sixth threshold, and wherein the fifth conditioncomprises an index value of the minimum value of the difference betweenthe adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame is lessthan the eighth threshold, and the minimum difference is less than theseventh threshold; determine, when the difference between the adjacentspectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) frame meets the at least oneof the fourth condition or the fifth condition, to correct the spectrumfrequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; determine, when the differencebetween the adjacent spectrum frequency parameters of the i^(th) framedoes not meet the fourth condition or the fifth condition, not tocorrect the spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frame; anddetermine a corrected spectrum frequency parameter of the i^(th) frameaccording to a weighting operation performed on either: the spectrumfrequency parameter of the (i−1)^(th) frame and the spectrum frequencyparameter of the i^(th) frame; or the spectrum frequency parameter ofthe i^(th) frame and the preset spectrum frequency parameter of thei^(th) frame.